‘Pin’ it: brew pin tesseract - ‘pinning’ tells Homebrew to keep the older version when you do brew upgrade. Install the older version of the package using the URL from Step 4. Uninstall the newer version of the package from your system: brew uninstall tesseract Replace master in the URL from Step 2 with the commit id from Step 3. You need to choose the id (aka hash) of the commit that you want to downgrade to. Also reported online: Warning: No available formula with the name 'certbot-apache'. Installed Xcode/Homebrew then go to install certbot and get below. Since homebrew uses git version control system, all changes to its formulae are stored in ‘commits’. Confirming new install on M1 is not working with macOS Monterey. Open the formula link in your web browser, click “Raw” and note the URL. Run brew info tesseract and find the formula link. Once again: in the commands listed below replace tesseract with the name of the package that you want to downgrade.
The new version didn’t work the way I wanted, so I decided to downgrade it. I’ll use Tesseract as an example, but the same logic can be applied to any other Homebrew package.īackstory: I ran brew upgrade which upgraded Tesseract on my computer from version 3.05 to version 4.0.0. Function cask-dependency-path bundle name ¶ Return path to BUNDLE dependency with NAME.Update from 2020: the instructions for tesseract don’t work anymore, see comments from other users below the post. Function cask-find-dependency bundle name ¶ Find dependency in BUNDLE with NAME. Function cask-has-dependency bundle name ¶ Return true if BUNDLE contain link with NAME, false otherwise. Plist key is one of the items in the list and the value is the `:files' Only include files matching this pattern.ĪRGS can also include any of the items in `cask-fetchers'. `:scope' Add dependency to a certain scope. `:version' Depend on at least this version for this dependency. Function cask-add-dependency bundle name &rest args ¶ Add dependency to BUNDLE.ĪRGS is a plist with these optional arguments: If DEEP is t, all dependencies recursively will be returned. Function cask-installed-dependencies bundle &optional deep ¶ Return list of BUNDLE's installed dependencies.
Return value is a list of `cask-dependency' objects. Function cask-development-dependencies bundle &optional deep ¶ Return BUNDLE's development dependencies. Function cask-runtime-dependencies bundle &optional deep ¶ Return BUNDLE's runtime dependencies.
If DEEP is true, return all dependencies, recursively. Bundle dependencies ¶ Function cask-dependencies bundle &optional deep ¶ Return BUNDLE's runtime and development dependencies.
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