homebrew-release

You can automate a Homebrew release by pushing a version tag like v0.5.0, which triggers a workflow that builds the macOS DMG, performs ad-hoc signing, and updates the Homebrew tap automatically.

To keep version numbers synchronized, the release workflow coordinates version bumps across tauri.conf.json, Cargo.toml, and package.json, ensuring all components align to a single version.

Yes, the release workflow builds macOS DMG artifacts and performs ad-hoc signing as part of the automated Homebrew release pipeline triggered by a version tag.

The best way to update a Homebrew cask is through automation that creates a GitHub Release and automatically updates the Homebrew tap in your repository upon tagging a new version.

You should ensure version files are synchronized before tagging a new version, as the release pipeline relies on a single coordinated version across tauri.conf.json, Cargo.toml, and package.json.

Yes, the release automation is designed for Tauri projects, directly coordinating version synchronization with tauri.conf.json alongside Cargo.toml and package.json to build and publish macOS artifacts.