Remove Homebrew no-auto-update env var from CI #1374
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With the release of Homebrew 4, auto-update is supposed to be more efficient now. By removing the HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE env var from CI, this will make sure that all the packages that we link to in CI will be up to date instead of whatever just happens to be installed on the CI environment which can sometimes fluctuate.
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GitHub CI hosted runners are now using Homebrew 4 (actions/runner-images@dc6b07a), so this will work properly. |
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With the release of Homebrew 4, auto-update is supposed to be more efficient now. By removing the HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE env var from CI, this will make sure that all the packages that we link to in CI will be up to date instead of whatever just happens to be installed on the CI environment which can sometimes fluctuate.