homebrew sneaks

#TIL

I think I've used homebrew for about a million years, but only today I learned that you can use brew install as an alias for brew upgrade:

❯ brew outdated | grep docker
docker-compose
~/code/notas
❯ brew install docker-compose
docker-compose 2.39.3 is already installed but outdated (so it will be upgraded).

Never again will I accidentally try to update homebrew instead of updating a package:

❯ brew update docker-compose
Error: This command updates brew itself, and does not take formula names.
Use `brew upgrade docker-compose` instead.

Whoever did this is my hero and I will love you forever