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Fix Homebrew config path in packaging docs#53

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Summary

  • clarify Homebrew formula config path

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https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_6890eb7b94948322b97bd9652fb8d491

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Correct the Homebrew formula configuration path in the packaging documentation to reference the actual location of the default config file.

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  • Update formula install commands in examples to use packaging/config/comenqd.toml instead of config.toml
  • Clarify in the documentation that the default Homebrew config file lives at packaging/config/comenqd.toml and must be referenced in the install section

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  • Documentation
    • Updated documentation to clarify the correct path for the default configuration file installed by the Homebrew formula. The instructions now reference "packaging/config/comenqd.toml" for improved accuracy.

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Update the documentation to correct the referenced path of the default configuration file in the Homebrew formula. Amend the install section and explanatory text to specify the configuration file as packaging/config/comenqd.toml instead of config.toml, ensuring consistency throughout the document.

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Documentation: Homebrew Config Path Correction
docs/automated-cross-platform-packaging.md
Update the Homebrew formula instructions and explanatory text to reference the correct config file path packaging/config/comenqd.toml instead of config.toml.

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Possibly related PRs

  • Use goreleaser-rust and tidy packaging #47: Updates and unifies the config file path to packaging/config/comenqd.toml across packaging manifests and documentation, directly aligning with this documentation correction.

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comenqd.toml guides us again.
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Updated Homebrew packaging docs to reference the correct source path for the configuration file and clarified the explanatory text for the install section.

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Corrected Homebrew install path in code examples
  • Replaced etc.install "config.toml" with etc.install "packaging/config/comenqd.toml" in the first brew snippet
  • Replaced etc.install "config.toml" with etc.install "packaging/config/comenqd.toml" in the second brew snippet
docs/automated-cross-platform-packaging.md
Clarified documentation text for default configuration path
  • Updated paragraph under Step 3 to state the config file lives in packaging/config/comenqd.toml
  • Reworded description to explain referencing the correct source path in the install section
docs/automated-cross-platform-packaging.md

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289-291: Align earlier narrative with the new filename

Lines 79–80 still instruct readers to create a default file named config.toml, which conflicts with the new comenqd.toml naming clarified here.
Amend the earlier paragraph and surrounding prose so the filename is consistent throughout the document.

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