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Contributing to Homebrew

First time contributing to Homebrew? Read our Code of Conduct and review How to Open a Homebrew Pull Request.

Discuss, ask questions about or disagree with changes in Homebrew

  • Homebrew/discussions is the place for community discussions around Homebrew.
  • Our issues and pull requests are for maintainers and contributors to discuss work to be done, not users or contributors asking questions about Homebrew usage or disagreeing with changes already made.

Report a bug

  • Run brew update (twice).
  • Run and read brew doctor.
  • Read the Troubleshooting checklist.
  • Ideally, open a pull request to fix it, describing both your problem and your proposed solution.
  • If not, open an issue on the formula's repository or on Homebrew/brew if it's not a formula-specific issue, but do not open both an issue and a pull request.

Propose a feature

  • Ideally, open a pull request to implement it, describing both the problem it solves for you and your proposed solution.
  • If not, open an issue with a detailed description of your proposed feature, the motivation for it and alternatives considered.
  • Please note we may close this issue or ask you to create a pull request if this is not something we see as sufficiently high priority.

"Artificial Intelligence"/Large Language Model (AI/LLM) usage

We allow you to create issues and pull requests with AI/LLM with the following requirements:

  • You must disclose in the initial issue or pull request that you used AI/LLM and what tool/model/etc. you used.
  • You must review all AI/LLM generated code, prose, etc. content before you ask anyone in Homebrew to review it for you.
  • You must be able to address all pull request review comments, manually if the AI/LLM cannot do so for you.
  • If you reach the point where you feel unwilling or unable to do the above, please close your issue or pull request.

Thanks!