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brew-bundle:tldr:8df65
This command is used in the Homebrew package manager for macOS.
brew bundle
is a subcommand that allows you to manage and install multiple packages at once, using a Brewfile
configuration file. The Brewfile
is a text file containing a list of packages and their versions that you want to install.
--file=${filename}
is an option used to specify the path to the Brewfile
you want to use. ${filename}
is a placeholder for the actual filename or path of your desired Brewfile
. By providing this option, you can instruct Homebrew to use a specific Brewfile
instead of the default one (e.g., Brewfile
located in the current directory).
For example, if you have a Brewfile
named my-packages.brewfile
in your Documents directory, you can use the following command:
brew bundle --file=~/Documents/my-packages.brewfile
This command would tell Homebrew to install the packages specified in the my-packages.brewfile
.