This is not a good idea however. Anything you install that has thousands of files will slow down brew substantially during updates. GitHub has had issues specifically with brew.sh misusing their service.
Git should not be a backend for any application, it was not designed for such purpose...and you will be violating GitHub or any source host TOS.
This is not a good idea however. Anything you install that has thousands of files will slow down brew substantially during updates. GitHub has had issues specifically with brew.sh misusing their service.
Git should not be a backend for any application, it was not designed for such purpose...and you will be violating GitHub or any source host TOS.