curlcl 0.1.6

Built with SBCL on GitHub's runners. Unpack and put curlcl on your
PATH; the archives carry the libraries that are not part of a stock
system, so nothing else needs installing.

libcurl is not bundled, deliberately. curlcl opens it at startup
rather than linking it, so it uses the one on your machine and gets
that build's capabilities. Notably, the libcurl macOS ships in the
dyld shared cache has no websocket support -- brew install curl (or
brew install curlcl, which depends on it) gets you one that has.
curlcl -V prints which library it found, and what that library can
speak.

On macOS the binaries are signed ad-hoc rather than notarised, so
Gatekeeper will want xattr -d com.apple.quarantine curlcl after
downloading.

curlcl 0.1.5

Built with SBCL on GitHub's runners. Unpack and put curlcl on your
PATH; the archives carry the libraries that are not part of a stock
system, so nothing else needs installing.

libcurl is not bundled, deliberately. curlcl opens it at startup
rather than linking it, so it uses the one on your machine and gets
that build's capabilities. Notably, the libcurl macOS ships in the
dyld shared cache has no websocket support -- brew install curl (or
brew install curlcl, which depends on it) gets you one that has.
curlcl -V prints which library it found, and what that library can
speak.

On macOS the binaries are signed ad-hoc rather than notarised, so
Gatekeeper will want xattr -d com.apple.quarantine curlcl after
downloading.

curlcl 0.1.4

Built with SBCL on GitHub's runners. Unpack and put curlcl on your
PATH; the archives carry the libraries that are not part of a stock
system, so nothing else needs installing.

libcurl is not bundled, deliberately. curlcl opens it at startup
rather than linking it, so it uses the one on your machine and gets
that build's capabilities. Notably, the libcurl macOS ships in the
dyld shared cache has no websocket support -- brew install curl (or
brew install curlcl, which depends on it) gets you one that has.
curlcl -V prints which library it found, and what that library can
speak.

On macOS the binaries are signed ad-hoc rather than notarised, so
Gatekeeper will want xattr -d com.apple.quarantine curlcl after
downloading.

curlcl 0.1.3

Built with SBCL on GitHub's runners. Unpack and put curlcl on your
PATH; the archives carry the libraries that are not part of a stock
system, so nothing else needs installing.

libcurl is not bundled, deliberately. curlcl opens it at startup
rather than linking it, so it uses the one on your machine and gets
that build's capabilities. Notably, the libcurl macOS ships in the
dyld shared cache has no websocket support -- brew install curl (or
brew install curlcl, which depends on it) gets you one that has.
curlcl -V prints which library it found, and what that library can
speak.

On macOS the binaries are signed ad-hoc rather than notarised, so
Gatekeeper will want xattr -d com.apple.quarantine curlcl after
downloading.

curlcl 0.1.2

Built with SBCL on GitHub's runners. Unpack and put curlcl on your
PATH; the archives carry the libraries that are not part of a stock
system, so nothing else needs installing.

libcurl is not bundled, deliberately. curlcl opens it at startup
rather than linking it, so it uses the one on your machine and gets
that build's capabilities. Notably, the libcurl macOS ships in the
dyld shared cache has no websocket support -- brew install curl (or
brew install curlcl, which depends on it) gets you one that has.
curlcl -V prints which library it found, and what that library can
speak.

On macOS the binaries are signed ad-hoc rather than notarised, so
Gatekeeper will want xattr -d com.apple.quarantine curlcl after
downloading.

curlcl 0.1.1

Built with SBCL on GitHub's runners. Unpack and put curlcl on your
PATH; the archives carry the libraries that are not part of a stock
system, so nothing else needs installing.

libcurl is not bundled, deliberately. curlcl opens it at startup
rather than linking it, so it uses the one on your machine and gets
that build's capabilities. Notably, the libcurl macOS ships in the
dyld shared cache has no websocket support -- brew install curl (or
brew install curlcl, which depends on it) gets you one that has.
curlcl -V prints which library it found, and what that library can
speak.

On macOS the binaries are signed ad-hoc rather than notarised, so
Gatekeeper will want xattr -d com.apple.quarantine curlcl after
downloading.

curlcl 0.1.0

Built with SBCL on GitHub's runners. Unpack and put curlcl on your
PATH; the archives carry the libraries that are not part of a stock
system, so nothing else needs installing.

libcurl is not bundled, deliberately. curlcl opens it at startup
rather than linking it, so it uses the one on your machine and gets
that build's capabilities. Notably, the libcurl macOS ships in the
dyld shared cache has no websocket support -- brew install curl (or
brew install curlcl, which depends on it) gets you one that has.
curlcl -V prints which library it found, and what that library can
speak.

On macOS the binaries are signed ad-hoc rather than notarised, so
Gatekeeper will want xattr -d com.apple.quarantine curlcl after
downloading.