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Deno and Bun install through Homebrew
Bug fixes
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Installing Deno or Bun ignored the Homebrew you already have. v1.17.0 taught Hypergate to rank a present system package manager above everything else, and it does. What it could not do is rank a route the catalog never listed, and these two tools carried only their vendor's
curl … | bashscript. So on a Mac with Homebrew sitting right there, Install piped a shell script into your home directory instead, and the tool that arrived had no upgrade or uninstall Hypergate could offer afterwards.Both now carry the Homebrew route their own docs publish:
brew install deno, and for Bun the tap Oven documents,brew install oven-sh/bun/bun. Uninstall and Repair follow from it, so a Bun installed this way is removed by the tap path it came from rather than a formula that merely shares its name. The vendor script stays as the runner-up for a machine without Homebrew, and nothing changes on Windows or on a Mac that has nobrew. -
Manage no longer offers to uninstall a tool with the wrong package manager. Giving Bun a Homebrew route had a side effect: for a Bun already installed by its own script into
~/.bun/bin, the Manage panel started defaulting to Homebrew and offering abrew uninstallthat would never have found it. Where the installed path names no package manager the tool has a route for, Manage now prefers re-running the vendor's own installer, which is how those copies upgrade, and offers no uninstall. A tool you did install through Homebrew is unaffected and still manages through Homebrew.
Wrangler, Vercel and the Playwright CLI are deliberately still npm-only. Homebrew does package the first two, but neither Cloudflare nor Vercel documents that route, and a curated route says what the vendor says rather than what a repackaging happens to offer.
Install
Download the installer for your platform below. Nothing else needed, not even Node.
Prefer npm? Install from the tarballs attached below: npm install -g hypergate-shell-<os>-<arch>-1.23.0.tgz hypergated-1.23.0.tgz. (hypergated is not on the public registry yet. These are the same packages, and they are what the in-app updater installs.)
Bare hypergate command-line binaries are attached too, and SHA256SUMS is signed with the GPG key at docs/release-signing-key.asc, so you can verify what you downloaded.