brew-bundle:tldr:fd65d

The brew bundle list --all command is used in Homebrew, which is a package manager for macOS. This command displays a list of all packages that have been installed with a Brewfile.

Here's a breakdown of each part of the command:

• brew: This is the Homebrew command-line tool.
• bundle: This specifies that you want to interact with the bundle functionality of Homebrew.
• list: This is a subcommand of the brew bundle command, and it lists the installed packages from the Brewfile.
• --all: This flag is used to display all the packages installed with the Brewfile, including those that are not requested as dependencies.

So, when you run brew bundle list --all, Homebrew will retrieve and display a comprehensive list of all the packages installed with your Brewfile, regardless of whether they were explicitly requested or installed as dependencies.