dependency-update

You can verify Homebrew Brewfile and install script alignment by applying a Git diff to detect changed files, cross-checking dependency manifests, and confirming install coverage to generate an IN SYNC or NEEDS UPDATES report.

Dependency manifest cross-checking verifies whether Formula/devflow.rb, Brewfile, and install.sh still match the intended dependency set after code changes, preventing broken setups and missing tools caused by unsynchronized dependency updates.

To validate install.sh tool coverage and PATH setup, identify dependency-related file changes via Git diff, verify that install.sh includes the new tools, and confirm the PATH configuration matches the updated dependency manifests.

Yes, this dependency update verification applies when dependencies are added or altered via shell libraries, Makefile install logic, or dependency-related manifests by verifying Formula/devflow.rb depends_on entries and install coverage against those changes.

The best way to identify modified dependency-sensitive files is using diff-based identification to detect changes in lib/*.sh, Makefile, install.sh, and dependency manifests, ensuring all dependency updates are evaluated before release.

Your Brew formula breaks when dependencies are added through shell libraries because the Formula/devflow.rb depends_on entries and Brewfile package lists are not automatically updated, requiring cross-checking against the new dependency set to resolve the mismatch.