Thanks!
We also already have set up a homebrew repo, but it needs to have some triggering enabled so that we can automatically build a new release there:
https://github.com/chipsalliance/homebrew-verible

... however, we need some owner who can help automating things; would you like to have a look @tymcauley ?

the CI now ran, but it had some trouble in running the MacOS build, can you have a look ?

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The MacOS build is still failing BTW, there might be more refining needed.

Sorry for the delay on this, this still needs some work to get it functional, hopefully I'll have time to work on it in the near future.

Looks like the macOS build is failing now at the install step, most likely due to the issue raised here: #1404 (comment)

Any news on this? Would be awesome to have macos binaries

Any news on this? Would be awesome to have macos binaries

I think this won't work until #1404 is resolved.

Until someone with access to a Mac has solved #1404 and sent a pull request, note also that there is a brew package available:
https://github.com/chipsalliance/homebrew-verible

If the :install is not working yet due to #1404, this could probably be circumvented by manually installing the binaries.

That is also how the homebrew formula avoids that problem:

https://github.com/chipsalliance/homebrew-verible/blob/46664b28ed8f0dfe2d709faf45691cf42d9628b6/Formula/verible.rb#L34-L43

I've now manually installed the binaries and packaged up things.