ci: preserve tap service block in release workflow#49
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The release workflow regenerates the Homebrew formula from a heredoc template, so the service block merged in raine/homebrew-claude-code-proxy#1 was silently dropped by the 0.1.16 release (edb9b43 in the tap). Add the same service block to the template so brew services support survives releases.
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The release workflow generates
Formula/claude-code-proxy.rbfrom a heredoc template and force-writes it to the tap, so theserviceblock merged in raine/homebrew-claude-code-proxy#1 was silently removed again by the 0.1.16 release commit (edb9b43in the tap).This adds the identical service block to the workflow template. Verified by rendering the heredoc locally with dummy values — the generated
service do … endsection is byte-identical to the merged formula (the unquoted heredoc leaves Ruby#{…}interpolation untouched while still expanding${VERSION}and the sha vars).The tap's current 0.1.16 formula is missing the block, so
brew services start claude-code-proxyfails for anyone on 0.1.16 until the next release regenerates it with this template (or the tap is patched directly again).