fix: install Pinecone CLI as a Homebrew cask (formula disabled 2026-03-30) - #24
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…3-30) The pinecone-io/tap/pinecone formula was disabled on 2026-03-30 when the CLI migrated to a cask, so the documented install command fails. Switch to the single fully qualified cask install, drop the redundant brew tap step, and add a note for users upgrading from the old formula.
This was referenced Sep 9, 2026
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Problem
The Pinecone CLI install instructions no longer work. The
pinecone-io/tap/pineconeformula was disabled on 2026-03-30 when the CLI migrated to a cask, so following the docs today produces:Verified against the tap:
Formula/pinecone.rbcarriesdisable! date: "2026-03-30"pointing at the cask, andCasks/pinecone.rbis the live GoReleaser-generated cask (currently 1.0.1). pinecone-io/cli's README already documents the cask form.Fix
Switch every install instruction to a single fully qualified command:
README.mdskills/pinecone-*files carry the same stale command but are rendered from pinecone-io/skills by the sync workflow, so they are fixed by pinecone-io/skills#33 rather than here.The upgrade note tells anyone who installed before the migration to run
brew uninstall pinecone-io/tap/pineconefirst, since Homebrew refuses to install the cask over the disabled formula.Why drop the separate
brew tapstepbrew installtaps automatically for a fully qualifieduser/repo/name(cmd/install.rbcallstap.ensure_installed!on each named argument).brew trust. Homebrew's Tap Trust docs givebrew install --cask user/repository/caskas the canonical form.brew install hashicorp/tap/terraform, Supabasebrew install supabase/tap/supabase).Verification
brew install --cask pinecone-io/tap/pineconealone tappedpinecone-io/tap, printedTrusted cask pinecone-io/tap/pinecone(item-level trust, not whole-tap), installed cask 1.0.1, andpc versionprints 1.0.1. Exit 0. Note the tap still ships the disabled formula alongside the cask (Tapped 1 cask and 1 formula), which is why the old command produced the confusing "Treating ... as a formula" warning before failing.grep -rn "brew tap pinecone-io\|brew install pinecone-io/tap"over the repo returns nothing.Related
Same fix across the org: pinecone-io/pinecone-claude-code-plugin#46 (plugin), pinecone-io/skills#33 (base skills, which the Claude Code and Cursor plugins sync from).