I forgot until I started to work on the 3.0.0 release that there was an
added step I would do for a major/minor release:
```
brew release-notes --markdown 2.7.0 | pbcopy
```
This would generate for 3.0.0/2.8.0 the release notes since 2.7.0 for
editing down into a blog post.
Add this behaviour to `brew release` and, because we're doing it
programmatically anyway, take this chance to also reject Dependabot
lines and sort them for easier grouping by pull request subject.
With #10186 now merged, the tag specific cellar information is being read by brew.
This PR (once merged) will start adding the cellar information for each tag instead
of having a single cellar line on the top of the bottle block.
Each new CI build in homebrew-core will slowly start migrating the cellar lines to
the right place. If keep-old is used, the old "all tag" cellar line is removed and
added to each tag.
The `VERBOSE_TESTS` variable was from cask and never gets set (and
is unset by `bin/brew`). Replace it with `HOMEBREW_VERBOSE_TESTS` and
set it by `--verbose` or `--debug`.
While we're here, remove an unneeded `VERBOSE` delete (as it's already
done by `bin/brew`).
- A friend got an error message when trying to use `brew extract` and it
wasn't immediately obvious to me why. The usage banner only mentioned
the "formula" argument, which they'd provided. This improves the error
message when there aren't enough arguments so that others have a
chance of figuring out how to use this command without having to look
at the code for `extract_args`.
Before:
```
➜ brew extract --version='1.4' libftdi
Usage: brew extract [--version=] [--force] formula ...
[...]
Error: Invalid usage: this command requires a formula argument
```
After:
```
➜ brew extract --version='1.4' libftdi
Usage: brew extract [options] formula tap
[...]
Error: Invalid usage: This command requires at least 2 named arguments.
```
- I don't like the "at least 2" phrasing here but that's a dive into the
arg parsing code that I don't have time for right now. An alternative
was `named_args [:formula, :destination_tap]`, but that gave the error
message "requires formula or destination_tap" which wasn't great
either. I also tried `min: 2, max: 2` and that was the same "at least
2" message.
Rylan Polster