The tap moved to git.trivk.dev. Gitea Runner has no parallel steps, so the two bumps run one after the other. The scripts ask api.github.com with curl instead of gh, which needs a GitHub token the Gitea job does not have; two unauthenticated requests per run stay far under the limit. The README now taps with the git.trivk.dev URL.
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# vokhactri/homebrew-tap
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My personal Homebrew tap for macOS.
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| Package | Type | Description |
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| [`netbird`](https://github.com/netbirdio/netbird) | formula | NetBird CLI and daemon |
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| [`netbird-ui`](https://github.com/netbirdio/netbird) | cask | NetBird menu bar app |
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| [`zshellcheck`](https://github.com/afadesigns/zshellcheck) | formula | Linter for Zsh scripts |
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## Install
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```sh
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brew tap vokhactri/tap https://git.trivk.dev/tri/homebrew-tap.git
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brew trust vokhactri/tap
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brew install vokhactri/tap/<name>
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```
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Use `brew install --cask` for casks.
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The tap lives on git.trivk.dev, so `brew tap` needs the URL. Without it, Homebrew looks on GitHub,
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where the old copy is archived and no longer updated.
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## Updates
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A Gitea Actions workflow checks for new upstream releases every two hours and commits the new
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version and sha256 values. If a release doesn't have its macOS files yet, the Action tries again on the
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next run.
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