🧰 chore: Brewfile drift round 2 — claude-code cask conflict, comfy/macvim renames - #15
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The claude-code cask can never install here: the Brewfile itself directs installing Claude Code via npm (which owns /opt/homebrew/bin/ claude), so the cask always fails on the binary conflict. npm stays the channel of record. comfyui and macvim follow their upstream cask renames, same as spark-app. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Second batch surfaced by the run_onchange brew bundle script: the
claude-codecask permanently conflicts with the npm-installed CLI the Brewfile itself prescribes (removed; npm stays the channel), plus thecomfyui→comfyandmacvim→macvim-appupstream renames.Remaining known-failing entry is
daisydisk, which just needs an interactive sudo prompt — it will succeed on the next manualdotfilesrun in a terminal.🤖 Generated with Claude Code