Fix Homebrew tap trust requirement in release workflow#99
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Homebrew >=5.1.15 enforces tap trust and ignores formulae from untrusted non-official taps, so brew install from the tap-new'd assembly/local tap fails with 'tap trust is required'. Trust the just-created local tap (brew trust is non-interactive) before installing. https://claude.ai/code/session_01GFY74JJ7WMUZC7GCnSCDu9
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Summary
Updates the release workflow to explicitly trust the locally-created Homebrew tap before installing from it, addressing a breaking change in Homebrew >=5.1.15 that requires trust for non-official taps.
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brew trust assembly/localcommand after creating the local tap in the release workflowDetails
Homebrew versions 5.1.15 and later ignore formulae from untrusted non-official taps by default. The release workflow creates a temporary local tap (
assembly/local) for testing the bottle installation, but without explicitly trusting it, the subsequentbrew installcommand fails with a "tap trust is required" error. This change ensures the tap is trusted immediately after creation so the installation proceeds successfully.https://claude.ai/code/session_01GFY74JJ7WMUZC7GCnSCDu9