Cloudsmith CLI Homebrew Tap

This is the official Homebrew tap for the Cloudsmith CLI.

The formula installs the standalone Cloudsmith CLI binary: a self-contained executable with no Python dependency.

Installation

Install the CLI by using its full formula name:

brew install cloudsmith-io/cloudsmith-cli/cloudsmith-cli

Or install it by using the shorter cloudsmith alias:

brew install cloudsmith-io/cloudsmith-cli/cloudsmith

To upgrade an existing installation:

brew upgrade cloudsmith-cli

If you installed the CLI before v1.20.1, it was built on the Python-based cloudsmith.pyz zipapp. Upgrading to the standalone binary formula is automatic: Homebrew replaces the old installation with the new one. Afterward, the now-orphaned python@3.10 dependency can be removed with:

brew autoremove

To verify the installed CLI:

cloudsmith --version

Holding or Rolling Back a Version

To stay on the version you already have and stop brew upgrade moving it:

brew pin cloudsmith-cli

Use brew unpin cloudsmith-cli to release it again.

This tap keeps two older versions as pinnable rollback targets:

Formula	Version	Platforms
cloudsmith-cli@1.20.1	1.20.1, standalone binary	all supported platforms
cloudsmith-cli@1.19.0	1.19.0, last Python zipapp release	macOS arm64 and Linux

cloudsmith-cli@1.19.0 is unavailable on Intel macOS because that release shipped no Intel macOS builds of its native dependencies.

To roll back, uninstall the current version and install the target:

brew uninstall cloudsmith-cli
brew install cloudsmith-io/cloudsmith-cli/cloudsmith-cli@1.20.1
brew pin cloudsmith-cli@1.20.1

To roll back to any other version, extract that version's formula from this tap's history into a tap of your own:

brew tap-new <your-org>/cloudsmith-cli-versions
brew extract --version=1.20.1 cloudsmith-io/cloudsmith-cli/cloudsmith-cli <your-org>/cloudsmith-cli-versions
brew uninstall cloudsmith-cli
brew install <your-org>/cloudsmith-cli-versions/cloudsmith-cli@1.20.1

Supported Platforms

Platform	Architecture
macOS	arm64 (Apple Silicon), x86_64 (Intel)
Linux (glibc)	x86_64, aarch64

Homebrew on Linux targets glibc, so musl-based distributions such as Alpine aren't supported by this formula.

Where the Binaries Come From

The binaries are built and published by the Cloudsmith CLI release pipeline and hosted on Cloudsmith.

More Information

• CLI documentation: see the Cloudsmith CLI docs.
• CLI source and releases: see the cloudsmith-cli repository.
• Formula or tap issues: file them in this repository's issues.
• CLI bugs: file them in the cloudsmith-cli repository's issues.

For maintainer instructions on bumping the formula to a new CLI release, see CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

This tap is provided under the Apache License 2.0.