The new short answer is yes: brew any-tap
has been merged into brew tap
so any repository, including private GitHub ones should now be supported.
brew tap
restricts users to GitHub and checks for private repos. I createdbrew any-tap
to support a wider variety of taps.With very small changes (and no extra flags!), this PR brings
any-tap
to brew.Users can use brew tap with GitHub as they always have or add one extra argument and tap any repository of any type from anywhere.
tl;dr
brew tap user/name # Same as it ever was
brew tap user/name URL # Tap URL, whatever it happens to be