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Homebrew changed a their commands and got rid of the sub-command brew cask in favor of an argument --cask (or --casks). The opposite is called --formula or --formulae.
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Homebrew removed the `brew cask` command in favor of
unifying the commands for formulae and casks while
providing options to specify which of these you want
(e.g., using `--formula` or `--cask`).
Additionally, `brew info --json=v2` is a new version of
the JSON-based info command which now includes support for
casks, too.
This allowed for unifying the functions used for both cases.
Naming collisions between formulae (homebrew/core) and casks (homebrew/cask)
can exist and in these cases, Homebrew will pick the formula and print a warning.
It is possible to use a qualified identifier to point to a specific one.
This was necessary i.e. for "docker" as we have the cask for the Docker CE desktop app
as well as the CLI(-only) formula.
A conflict at the upgrade procedure at miniconda
required to change the order and install/upgrade Python first.
Fixes issue #8.
Homebrew changed a their commands and got rid of the sub-command
brew cask
in favor of an argument--cask
(or--casks
). The opposite is called--formula
or--formulae
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: