Resources for craft brewers and home brewers, including The Beer Recipe Calculator for beer recipe formulation, The Hop Vine home brewing discussion forum, and other beer making resources for the creative home brewer. How to remove all old and outdated brew packages on MacOS last updated February 5, 2017 in Categories Mac OS X, Package Management, UNIX I am using Homebrew to install packages on MacOS Sierra or Mac OS X.
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Sometimes I see articles saying command of brew tap before brew install something. I am wondering what does tap mean? And why must I run tap before install?
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The tap command allows Homebrew to tap into another repository of formulae. Once you've done this you've expanded your options of installable software.
These additional Git repos (inside usr/local/Library/Taps) describe sets of package formulae that are available for installation.
E.g.
SnowcrashSnowcrashbrew tap adds more repos to the list of formulae that brew tracks, updates, and installs from
brew tap <user/repo> makes a shallow clone of the repository at https://github.com/user/repo. After that, brew will be able to work on those formulae as if they were in Homebrew's canonical repository
The full documentation can be found here with all the available options.
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