README: install the formula, not the cask - #4
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The tap ships reachpad as a Homebrew formula now (Reachpad/homebrew-tap#1), because a cask stages its files with com.apple.quarantine and macOS then refuses to run our un-notarized binary. `brew install --cask` stops resolving once that lands. README.md is repo-local — assemble-cli-repo.sh preserves it — so this is not overwritten by the next source sync. The matching change to what the CLI itself prints belongs in the private repo. Greentree-Change-Id: 3f07ab69d223355dec2271282297e7b6
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The tap now ships reachpad as a Homebrew formula (Reachpad/homebrew-tap#1). Homebrew stamps
com.apple.quarantineon everything a cask stages, so a cask-installed reachpad met Gatekeeper on first run — "Apple could not verify 'reachpad' is free of malware" — and our release binary is only ad-hoc signed by the linker, so that check could never pass. Formula installs are not quarantined.brew install --cask reachpad/tap/reachpadstops resolving the moment that PR merges, so this README would hand every reader a command that errors.brew install reachpad/tap/reachpadbrew upgrade reachpadREADME.mdis repo-local (assemble-cli-repo.shpreserves it), so this survives the next source sync.Still to do, in the private repo:
self_update.rsanddoctor.rsprintbrew upgrade --cask reachpadfrom the shipped binary.install_source()itself is fine — it already matches bothCaskroomandCellar, so a formula install is still correctly detected as Homebrew-owned.greentree green: fmt,
cargo test --workspace --locked, shellcheck.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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