Problem
Gas City already publishes macOS release artifacts and has a Homebrew path, but launch validation still leans heavily on source builds and Linux-first contributor workflows.
That leaves packaging and macOS install regressions easy to miss until users hit them.
Scope
- verify a released macOS artifact or Homebrew install works on a clean machine
- run a minimal non-destructive sanity flow such as
gc version, gc init, and one or two simple commands
- document the smoke path so maintainers can run it before releases
Acceptance Criteria
- there is an explicit macOS smoke procedure or automated check for released artifacts
- the smoke path exercises the installed binary, not only a source build
- failures are actionable and clearly tied to release validation
wasteland:
type: bug
priority: 1
effort: small
Problem
Gas City already publishes macOS release artifacts and has a Homebrew path, but launch validation still leans heavily on source builds and Linux-first contributor workflows.
That leaves packaging and macOS install regressions easy to miss until users hit them.
Scope
gc version,gc init, and one or two simple commandsAcceptance Criteria