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@git
how do you uninstall your homebrew casks? come, see the light: ``` brew uninstall --zap --force <name> ``` I'll explain why
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@git
`--zap`: "describes a more complete uninstallation of files associated with a cask [...] but only if the user uses --zap on uninstall" so `brew uninstall <name>` is incomplete installation basically
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`--force`: first, what does `zap` remove? - "preference files and caches stored within the user’s ~/Library directory" - "shared resources such as application updaters. Since shared resources may be removed" what it doesn't remove: - "files created by the user directly"
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many devs willingly or not create files on behalf of their users so what I've noticed is that those files that were created by me "directly" were almost always files I didn't need and had no idea existed There are cases where I definitely don't zap force yank a cask, but those are rare
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