nb tap / trust


nb tap [OPTIONS] [NAME] [URL]
nb trust [OPTIONS] [NAMES]...

nb tap with no arguments lists the tapped repositories. With user/repo it taps that repository, fetching it from github.com/user/homebrew-repo unless you give a URL. nb untap removes taps.

nb trust marks third-party taps, formulae, casks or commands as trusted so they may be loaded; nb untrust reverses it. Official taps are always trusted.

nb tap options

Flag	Meaning
`-f`, `--force`	Tap even a tap nextbrew reads from the API
`--custom-remote`	Change an installed tap’s remote to `URL`
`--auto-init`	Initialize without prompting
`-v`, `--verbose`	Increase output verbosity
`-q`, `--quiet`	Suppress output, only show errors

nb trust options

Flag	Meaning
`--tap`, `--taps`	The names are taps
`--formula`, `--formulae`	The names are formulae
`--cask`, `--casks`	The names are casks
`--command`, `--commands`	The names are commands
`--auto-init`	Initialize without prompting
`-v`, `--verbose`	Increase output verbosity
`-q`, `--quiet`	Suppress output, only show errors

Examples


nb tap
nb tap user/repo
nb trust --tap user/repo

Differences from brew

Third-party taps are supported through nb tap and nb trust, as described here. Taps that Homebrew serves through its API (homebrew/core, homebrew/cask) are read from the API, not cloned.