Homebrew casks for projects maintained by @superbiche.
Marque is a desktop markdown viewer with folder workspaces.
brew tap superbiche/tap
brew trust superbiche/tap # Homebrew 6 and later load a third-party tap only once it is trusted
brew install --cask superbiche/tap/marqueThe cask installs Marque.app and the marque command (marque FILE or marque FOLDER).
Marque is ad-hoc signed but not notarized, so macOS blocks its first launch: open it once, then allow it in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. That is also why it lives in this tap: Homebrew's official cask repository accepts only apps that pass Gatekeeper.
A daily workflow (update.yml) reads the latest marque release and changes the cask only when:
- the release's
SHA256SUMSand the.dmgboth carry GitHub build provenance from marque's release workflow for that tag (gh attestation verify --signer-workflow superbiche/marque/.github/workflows/release.yml --source-ref refs/tags/<tag>); - the
.dmgmatchesSHA256SUMS; - the updated cask installs on a macOS runner, the app's signature verifies, and the
marquecommand points into the app.
GitHub pauses scheduled workflows after 60 days without repository activity; running the workflow by hand resumes it.