Elliot Saba

Try running `using Homebrew` before giving commands to `brew`. You've probably got a system Homebrew installed, and so the paths aren't setup properly without explicitly running `using Homebrew` for your...

Is it possible that this computer had a very old version of Homebrew.jl installed? Somehow your Homebrew.jl installation has gotten into an inconsistent state. You should be able to fix...

We're updating the version of Homebrew.jl in #197, that may help with this.

I'm not sure why this would happen, can you try installing it again? Do a `using Homebrew; Homebrew.cleanup()` first.

You need to run `Pkg.build("Cairo")`, not `Pkg.add("Cairo")` again. -E On Wed, May 17, 2017 at 1:12 AM, Hongkee Yoon wrote: > I've cleared Homebrew like below. > > julia> Pkg.rm("Homebrew")...

Hmmm, `Pkg.build()` thinks that `libcairo` is available. That's weird. Try the following: ``` using Homebrew Homebrew.rm("cairo") Homebrew.add("cairo") Pkg.build("Cairo") ```

Wait, `Homebrew.add("cairo")` didn't do anything? try `Homebrew.rm("cairo"; force=true, verbose=true)` and `Homebrew.add("cairo"; verbose=true)`

This is very strange, because it is not installing `cairo`, it gets through the translation routines, but doesn't actually install it. Please run `mv ~/.julia/v0.5/Homebrew/deps/usr mv ~/.julia/v0.5/Homebrew/deps/usr2`. This will move...

Can you post the output of `Pkg.build()` after you remove the `~/.julia/v0.5/Homebrew/deps/usr` directory?

I'm honestly surprised the changes are so minimal. Nice work @dpo. I have, unfortunately, not had much personal success with using Linuxbrew on my own machines. Have you been able...