Distinguish between apps that auto-update and those marked as latest #53
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Remove duplicate code for outputting tables of apps and identification of an app's state.
As a follow-up to 40baf90, this adds a separation between apps that auto-update and those that are marked as latest through new command line options: `--all` now includes apps that auto-update, while `--force` is (additionally or exclusively) required for apps marked as latest. The rationale behind this is to allow upgrades of apps that auto-update without always reinstalling such marked as latest.
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As a follow-up to #49, this adds a separation between apps that auto-update and those that are marked as latest through new command line options:
--allnow includes apps that auto-update, while--forceis (additionally or exclusively) required for apps marked as latest.The rationale behind this is to allow upgrades of apps that auto-update without always reinstalling such marked as latest. The wish for that has also been brought up by @leipert in the discussion on Homebrew/homebrew-cask#29301.
I can see three major reasons why one would want this:
As for the command line options, the semantics of
--allare of course changed yet again, but I consider this one the most intuitive variant. However, I care much less for the names than I do for the feature in general 🙂.