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But what is actually a cask?Īn extension of Homebrew to install macOS native apps Is the suggestion from the onboarding guide still valid - or now outdated? 🤔 Not sure. Homebrew provides better, official support for different versions. Homebrew/homebrew-versions has been moved into Homebrew/homebrew-core The announcement of Homebrew 1.2.0 says that:

I’m confused about the content in the homebrew-cask-versions/Casks/ directory, because it seems to include just a short list of java versions. Casks submitted here should be expected to be used by a reasonable number of people and supported by contributors long-term. Not intended to be used for all and any old versions you personally require. The “default homebrew behaviour” is to install the current newest version. But I wonder about the description that taps are third-party?! Anyway, the one called cask-versions is what supports the installation of alternate versions (of Java in this case, but could be any others). Ok, so the way I understand it now, is that these are different parts of Homebrew. 🚀 Manage background services with macOS' launchctl daemon manager 🍻 Default formulae for the missing package manager for macOS 🍻 A CLI workflow for the administration of macOS applications distributed as binaries The other four taps refer to these projects, all on the Homebrew org: Repo Apparently from installing Inkscape some time back, which I do vaguely remember now that I see this issue on GitHub. There are two named caskformula that are shortcuts for: caskformula/homebrew-caskformula and the fork weikengchen/homebrew-caskformula. Will output this on my laptop: caskformula/caskformula (…) You should create your own tap for formulae you or your organisation wish to control the versioning of or those that do not meet the above standards.

manually by downloading from īut why choose one over the other? And how can I tell which way I installed the previous versions? Does it matter? (Yes! I learnt a boatload and more about all this below 👇) Wtf is a tap anyway?ĭ/Taps says they are third-party repositories and:īrew tap adds more repositories to the list of formulae that brew tracks, updates, and installs from.

I remember that I can install different older versions either: The onboarding guide we’ve got at work suggests (without explaining much): brew tap caskroom/homebrew-versions I ran this to find which versions I currently have installed: /usr/libexec/java_home -V Have I got Java 12 installed? Apparently not. Some vendors will be supporting releases for longer than six months.The app I’m working on won’t build, but I know it was recently updated to Java 12.

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