devops: terraform in the Brewfile, and make apps stops re-downloading casks - #78
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homebrew-core removed the formula over the BSL relicense, so the vendor tap is the only route left that keeps it in the Brewfile — and it bottles Linux too, so no OS guard.
brew bundle upgrades by default, and the casks that update themselves are still on the old version as far as brew knows — so every run re-downloaded Claude, Chrome, Discord and the rest. Adding one line cost half an hour. Upgrading has its own command.
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Two changes to
make apps.terraform — added to the Brewfile via
tap "hashicorp/tap". homebrew-coredropped the formula over the BSL relicense, so the vendor tap is what is left;
it bottles Linux as well, so the line needs no
OS.mac?guard. Installed andverified at 1.15.8.
--no-upgrade—brew bundleupgrades by default. Casks that updatethemselves (Claude, Chrome, Discord…) are still on the old version as far as
brew is concerned, so every run re-downloaded them; adding one terraform line
cost half an hour of unrelated downloads. The target's job is to make the
machine match the Brewfile. Upgrading is
brew upgrade.make appsnow comes back clean at 64/64 with nothing re-fetched.