machine-made/homebrew-tap

Homebrew packages for my own software.

brew install --cask machine-made/tap/pdf-next
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/pdf-next.app

The second line is needed while the app is unsigned: macOS quarantines anything downloaded and refuses the first launch. Homebrew used to offer --no-quarantine for this and removed it in 5.0, deliberately — it will not help you past a Gatekeeper check any more. Run it again after an upgrade, which installs a fresh copy.

Already have the app from the .dmg? Homebrew stops rather than overwrite something it did not put there. Add --adopt to take over the copy that is already in /Applications, or delete it first.

If Homebrew asks you to trust this tap before it will read the cask:

brew trust --cask machine-made/tap/pdf-next

Moved

This tap used to be ricardofrantz/tap. Installs from it keep updating through GitHub's redirect, so you do not have to do anything.

To switch to the new name, take the app out of the old tap first, then install it from the new one:

brew uninstall --cask pdf-next
brew untap ricardofrantz/tap
brew install --cask machine-made/tap/pdf-next

Uninstalling the cask keeps your app settings. Do this in this order: if you install from the new tap first, both taps hold a cask named pdf-next, and brew untap then offers to remove the app you just installed.

What is here

• pdf-next — a small PDF, image and markdown viewer that reloads the document within a second of the file changing on disk. Built for the LaTeX and Typst compile loop.

The casks follow the upstream releases; a workflow in this repository checks once a day and commits the version bump itself.