The installer took the newest cli-v* release including prereleases, so
after 1.0.0 the next release candidate would have reached curl users
while Homebrew and Scoop stayed on the stable channel. It now picks the
newest release whose "prerelease" is false; --pre (or QQQ_PRE=1) opts
into prereleases and --version still pins one.
--help printed nothing under curl | sh because it read the script back
with sed from "$0"; the help is now a heredoc. The Windows hint says to
add the QRun-IO scoop bucket before scoop install qqq. A --dry-run option
prints the resolved version and URLs, which made the change testable:
sh -n and shellcheck are clean, and dry and real runs against compact
and pretty-printed release lists and a file:// mirror pick 1.0.0 over a
newer rc, the rc with --pre, and ignore tag_name/prerelease text inside
release notes. The README install section documents the stable default.
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scripts/install.sh picks the binary for the machine (musl on Alpine,
native arm64 under Rosetta), verifies it against the release's
SHA256SUMS and installs to ~/.local/bin. qqq.rb and qqq.json follow the
qctl tap and bucket shapes; scripts/update-packaging.mjs fills their
version and checksums from the uploaded release so nobody pastes sums
by hand. The formula writes its own #compdef zsh file because the
output of qqq completion zsh is an eval script, not an fpath file.
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