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@i-nick i-nick commented May 21, 2025

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i-nick and others added 24 commits September 13, 2024 14:37
When Command Line Tools are not installed but a full Xcode installation
is present and selected, `brew doctor` will now display an informational
message confirming that this is a supported configuration.

This addresses your feedback requesting that Homebrew highlight that
Xcode alone is sufficient for developer tools, without requiring a
separate Command Line Tools installation. The underlying logic already
supported this, and this change improves your experience by
making it more explicit.
Modified `brew doctor`'s `check_brew_git_origin` diagnostic to only
issue a warning if the remote origin URL for the Homebrew repository
is missing entirely.

Previously, it would also warn if the remote URL was present but
differed from the official `Homebrew::EnvConfig.brew_git_remote`
(i.e., https://github.com/Homebrew/brew). This change removes
that warning to better accommodate you if you intentionally use a fork
or a different remote for your main Homebrew installation.
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