docs: use fully qualified cask name in installation instructions - #10
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Good catch! Thank you. I've marked the tap trusted while development and completely forgot about it when I created the doc 😅 |
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Update the README and getting-started guide to use
brew install --cask typester/sake/sake.Homebrew requires explicit trust for non-official taps by default since version 6.0. Using the fully qualified cask name allows users to explicitly install sake without a separate
brew truststep.