How to install the CLI on macOS?
How to install the CLI on macOS?
This has been very helpful!
However, one should be careful with brew upgrade, especially in the script for lazies.
It will upgrade all installed brew packages on the system to their latest versions. If you installed specific versions of software and rely on them in your workspace, stuff may break if any new packages have breaking changes in their APIs, for example.
However, one should be careful with brew upgrade, especially in the script for lazies.
It will upgrade all installed brew packages on the system to their latest versions. If you installed specific versions of software and rely on them in your workspace, stuff may break if any new packages have breaking changes in their APIs, for example.
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Re: [macOS] brew cask install filebot
Thanks guys. It was helpful
Re: [macOS] brew cask install filebot
To be clear.
In the "if you're feeling lazy" section you are downloading only the command line tools?
And...
In the "If you feel like running each command yourself" section you are downloading not just the command tools but also the GUI application via brew cask?
In the "if you're feeling lazy" section you are downloading only the command line tools?
And...
In the "If you feel like running each command yourself" section you are downloading not just the command tools but also the GUI application via brew cask?
Re: [macOS] brew cask install filebot
The instructions are identical and lead to identical results. Calling app.sh, or running each line of that script manually, either way the result is the same, either way, you will be installing the *.app.tar.xz package which is a standard full-featured FileBot app bundle for macOS.
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Re: [macOS] brew cask install filebot
hmm, i see this:
Error: It seems there is already an App at '/Applications/FileBot.app'.
I use you Desktop Filebot and wood like use your CLI too
Error: It seems there is already an App at '/Applications/FileBot.app'.
I use you Desktop Filebot and wood like use your CLI too
Re: [macOS] brew cask install filebot
The GUI and the CLI are in the same package nowadays. Both brew cask and PKG installer will install both GUI and CLI.
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Re: [macOS] brew cask install filebot
okay, and what is the command to call filebot CLI? "filebot" returns: command not found
Re: [macOS] brew cask install filebot
How did you install FileBot?Massaguana wrote: ↑21 Jul 2020, 16:41 okay, and what is the command to call filebot CLI? "filebot" returns: command not found
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Re: [macOS] brew cask install filebot
I use the "AppStore" Version and have also buy an licence for an Ubuntu CLI Filebot
Re: How to install the CLI on macOS?
In that case, just remove the App Store edition and then use the classic PKG installer instead, since you already have a universal license anyway:
https://www.filebot.net/download.html
https://www.filebot.net/download.html
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Re: How to install the CLI on macOS?
This seems as good a place as any to ask if you are the maintainer of the Homebrew filebot cask and if you could create a tap for beta versions of filebot.
Since I have installed via homebrew the stable version and when downloading a beta version and replacing the filebot app in /Applications I am guessing some symlinks aren't created properly? One being bash_completions but I am not sure what else if any.
Since I have installed via homebrew the stable version and when downloading a beta version and replacing the filebot app in /Applications I am guessing some symlinks aren't created properly? One being bash_completions but I am not sure what else if any.
Re: How to install the CLI on macOS?
I do maintain the official filebot cask for the latest stable release, but I don't plan on maintaining an official cask tap for the daily builds. You could try filebot-latest.rb directly though:
On macOS, you can just use the PKG to install the latest revision easily. Make sure that you're not mixing PKG packages installed via macOS Installer and APP packages installed via brew cask. That way you'll end up with multiple editions of FileBot installed, which can be confusing. Best to uninstall all versions of FileBot you may have installed, and then only install the PKG.
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brew cask install https://raw.githubusercontent.com/filebot/plugins/master/brew/filebot-latest.rb
On macOS, you can just use the PKG to install the latest revision easily. Make sure that you're not mixing PKG packages installed via macOS Installer and APP packages installed via brew cask. That way you'll end up with multiple editions of FileBot installed, which can be confusing. Best to uninstall all versions of FileBot you may have installed, and then only install the PKG.
Please read the FAQ and How to Request Help.