I just compiled version 2.0.1 on Golden Gate, with a few adjustments needed to resolve build errors. Hopefully just quirks of Xcode 27 still being a beta: [image: Snímek obrazovky 2026-09-13 v 1.51.47.png] It will be ready on day one of Golden Gate's release, CEST (UTC+2) If you'd like to try it now, it's on the branch main.golden-gate Here's a solution to that build error: https://github.com/buresdv/Cork/issues/678 Why is there a build error? In short, it's because of the order of targets for compiling being incorrect. There's an image in the module CorkTerminalFunctions, and if that module is not compiled before the other modules, the compilation will fail (because it thinks there's that picture missing).

The grind never stops, so I'll be showing off the things coming to version 2.0.1 in this thread

I'm currently working on implementing the new tap trust system, and making it actually bearable to use: You will see an easy-to-understand list of your added Taps, clearly separated into a "trusted" and "untrusted" section, instead of them being a weird, cryptic wall of text like Homebrew shows them Trusting will happen using drag-and-dropping to make it feel macOS-native. In the video, I have to manually re-open the start page, but this feature is still early in development The entire implementation of this is completely custom, not connected to Homebrew in any way, but retains drop-in compatibility with the underlying Homebrew system. It is also almost 2x as fast (not shown in the video, since the UI doesn't update live yet) [image: Snimek_obrazovky_2026-08-29_v_1.20.15.png] Video of the current state of drag-and-dropping As a bonus, I have accidentally created a drag-and-drop way to back up individual taps, which I may expand to packages as well, and eventually, an entire independent backup system...

I'd like to hear your opinions on the new version - did it make Cork more useful? What do you think about the way it was developed, etc?