homebrew-hiroba

Homebrew tap for Hiroba, an open-source, always-on presence app for remote teams.

brew tap ludo-technologies/hiroba
brew trust ludo-technologies/hiroba
brew install --cask hiroba

Homebrew 6 refuses to load a cask from a third-party tap until you trust it; on older versions the brew trust line is unnecessary.

The cask installs the signed and notarized macOS build (Apple Silicon and Intel) from the Hiroba GitHub Releases page.

Hiroba updates itself in place, so the cask is mainly the first-install path. brew upgrade leaves it alone (auto_updates true); use brew upgrade --cask --greedy hiroba if you want Homebrew to reinstall the latest build anyway.

Maintenance

Casks/hiroba.rb is updated automatically: the update-homebrew-tap job in the Hiroba release workflow rewrites the version and checksums and pushes here on every v* tag. Edit the cask by hand only for changes the release job does not touch (stanzas, zap paths, description).