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I recently had a bit of fun after upgrading to Homebrew
v1.9.0
, so wanted to write a quick PSA for others who may hit the same issue.Refusing To Link Macos-provided Software Libiconv Pdf
Jul 31, 2016 brew link -force openssl. Expected behavior. Symlinks will be created. Actual behavior. Warning: Refusing to link: openssl Linking keg-only OpenSSL means you may end up linking against the insecure, deprecated system version while using the headers from the Homebrew version. Instead, pass the full include/library paths to your compiler e.g. 環境 個人の理由で、古いのRubyとRails環境を構築しないと行けない、Rubyの初心者の僕がハマったことと解決した方法を紹介したいと思います。 誰かの役に立つといいですね。 自分の環境 macOS Mojave 1. From Brew refusing to link openssl on Stack Overflow and Issue 3964,.Net GitHub (I think it was first reported with.Net): I looked into the other option that was suggested for setting the rpath on the library. I think the following is a better solution that will only effect this specific library.
brew link --force
will not link software already provided by macOS.![Warning refusing to link macos-provided software libiconv Warning refusing to link macos-provided software libiconv](/uploads/1/2/6/4/126404588/166427970.png)
That is, this change means that Homebrew will no longer allow
brew link
to override anything MacOS already ships with.So for example, if you used Homebrew to install a recent version of Ruby, before
v1.9.0
Homebrew’s version would’ve been in your path — now the MacOS system version will be in your path:Refusing To Link Macos-provided Software Libiconv Free
If you try to
brew link
it, Homebrew will tell you why it’s refusing to, and give you a snippet of script for prepending it to your PATH
in your chosen shell (in my case, fish
): App folder wont disappear mac.Refusing To Link Macos-provided Software Libiconv Mac
You can also see this information for any given package by running
brew info <package>
.The upgrade to
v1.9.0
does not give any warning about this — the change is effectively silent — so beware of scripts depending any binaries that clash with MacOS provided ones being in your default system PATH
!