1.1.0

Features

• Rust support: rustup toolchains and rustup itself, plus the tools installed with cargo install, checked against crates.io, with a Rust tab in Settings
• Python support: tools installed with pipx and uv, grouped by manager, with a Python tab in Settings
• Node global packages from pnpm, Bun and Yarn 1, shown next to the Node versions
• Standard packages: one list per tool (Homebrew, Node, Ruby, Rust and Python) in its own window. Validate checks that each package exists, and Install missing installs what a version, a package manager or this Mac does not have yet. A banner offers the list when a new Node or Ruby version appears. Nothing installs until you choose Install
• Export and Import of the standard lists in the File menu, as JSON, with Merge or Replace
• Sync of the standard lists through a private GitHub repository. Connect an account in the new Accounts tab in Settings, and DevHub keeps the lists of your Macs the same. A sync never installs anything. GitHub's repo permission is needed to create a private repository, and the tab explains it before you connect
• New Node and Ruby versions: a banner offers a newer version, with Install and Install and set as default, when nvm, fnm, Volta, asdf, rbenv or rvm owns your versions. DevHub looks at nodejs.org and ruby-lang.org once a day, and a switch in Settings turns it off
• Uninstall a Node or Ruby version through its manager (nvm, fnm, asdf, rbenv or rvm), from the version's header or its sidebar menu, after a confirmation

Changed

• History can hold install entries, which older versions of DevHub skip
• History moves to ⌘6, because Rust takes ⌘4 and Python takes ⌘5

Installation

Download the .dmg, open it and drag DevHub to Applications.

DevHub is signed ad hoc and is not notarized yet, so macOS blocks it the first time. Open System Settings, then Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway next to DevHub. Or run:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/DevHub.app

The SHA-256 checksum is attached as a .sha256 file.

1.0.0

First release.

Features

• Menu bar popover that lists outdated Homebrew packages, Node global packages (per Node version) and Ruby gems (per Ruby version), with Update all and a per-package Update button
• Full window with a sidebar that filters by tool, Node or Ruby version, and formula or cask, an Updates list and an All installed list, a details pane, an output log and a progress strip with Cancel
• Update all, update the selection, update one package, or uninstall one package
• Node updates install the highest version that each Node version supports instead of @latest
• History of every check, update and uninstall in ~/Library/Logs/DevHub/history.jsonl, with a History page, filters, export and retention settings
• Settings for checks, notifications, appearance, the menu bar icon, custom tool paths, version selection and history
• Notifications for new updates, scheduled checks, checks on wake, and an option to open at login
• Application menus with keyboard shortcuts
• An About panel with the version, the license and links to the website, the source code and the issue tracker, also reachable from the popover menu
• Light and dark mode, VoiceOver labels and keyboard navigation in the lists
• Translations for German, Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese, with a language picker

Chores

• Universal (Apple Silicon and Intel) DMG from make release, signed ad hoc and not notarized
• GitHub Actions for CI and releases, issue and pull request templates, and Dependabot for Actions

Installation

Download the .dmg, open it and drag DevHub to Applications.

DevHub is signed ad hoc and is not notarized yet, so macOS blocks it the first time. Open System Settings, then Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway next to DevHub. Or run:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/DevHub.app

The SHA-256 checksum is attached as a .sha256 file.