Generate a Brewfile and back it up to git.
Clone and add the brew-backup file to your $PATH (e.g. symlink).
Create a .brew-backup file in your home directory with the following options:
git_repo=git@example.com:example/example.git # Git repo to back up your Brewfile to
Simply run brew-backup to generate a fresh Brewfile and push it to the git repo.
Probably most useful run on a cron or launchd schedule.
Usage: brew-backup [options...]
-h, --help Show this help info
Configuration: Create a .brew-backup file in your home directory with the following options:
git_repo=git@example.com:example/example.git # Git repo to back up your Brewfile to
Originally developed by Adam Westbrook
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