Where a published hensu comes from, and which channel to trust.
| Channel | Command |
|---|---|
| Go | go install github.com/my-rv/hensu/cmd/hensu@latest |
| Homebrew (macOS) | brew install --cask MY-RV/tap/hensu (tap) |
| Scoop (Windows) | scoop bucket add my-rv https://github.com/MY-RV/scoop-bucket then scoop install hensu |
| Binaries | Releases — archives, bare binaries, checksums.txt |
| Self-update | hensu --update |
Homebrew ships pre-built binaries as casks, and casks are macOS-only. On Linux use Go or the release binary.
| Repo | |
|---|---|
| MY-RV/hensu | Source, releases, advisories |
| MY-RV/homebrew-tap | Casks/hensu.rb, written by GoReleaser |
| MY-RV/scoop-bucket | hensu.json, written by GoReleaser |
The fully-qualified Homebrew name avoids clashing with unrelated taps.
sha256sum -c checksums.txt --ignore-missinghensu --update does that check on its own and refuses a release that publishes no checksums — see install.md.
No curl | sh installer, and no package in Homebrew core or Scoop Main. Both would mean asking people to trust something this project cannot yet vouch for.