Following installation instructions installs broken Homebrew package

[alexnauda]

Issue Description

If you follow the default installation instructions on a Mac, i.e.
brew tap common-fate/granted
brew install granted

That will install a granted 0.38.0 package that does not install the assume shell script, and granted will not work.

If you instead install from the tap, i.e.
brew tap common-fate/granted
brew install common-fate/granted/granted

It will install a granted 0.38.0 with the assume shell script, which works.

I'm not entirely sure about what is up with granted in Homebrew, but I think this means that there is an additional, broken granted package which is taking precedence and in effect "hiding" the working granted package from the tap. I suppose this package should be removed or perhaps fixed. Alternatively, fix the docs to install explicitly from the tap.

Expected Behavior

The default installation instructions should result in a working granted

Actual Behavior

$ assume
source: no such file or directory: assume

Reproduction Steps

1. brew uninstall granted
2. Make sure the assume script is not still installed
3. Follow the default installation instructions, including brew install granted
4. assume (doesn't work)
5. ls /opt/homebrew/bin/assume (not found)

Granted Logs

No response

Granted Version

0.38.0

OS Version Information

macOS Sequioa 15.7.1

Minimal Granted & AWS Config Configuration

doesn't matter, you won't get this far

Additional Relevant Configuration

No response

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• I have reviewed the FAQ and confirm that my issue is NOT among them.
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