Installer git-pkgs avec Homebrew, Nix, scoop

Liens du projet

• Page d'accueil
• Dépôt
• Page du gestionnaire de paquets

Commandes et alias

• git-pkgs

Historique du projet

The project began as a Ruby implementation by Andrew Nesbitt and was later rewritten in Go under the git-pkgs organization. Both READMEs describe the same core idea: lockfiles and manifests show dependency state, but a queryable Git-history database explains how that state came to exist.

The Go repository began in January 2026 and kept the Git-subcommand interface while broadening the command set around vulnerability history, SBOM export, licenses, package-manager operations, changelog lookup, plugin support, structured help output, and CI actions.

Historique d'adoption

git-pkgs fits the supply-chain tooling ecosystem around OSV, Package URLs, CycloneDX, SPDX, and ecosyste.ms. Its package-manager coverage in the input includes Homebrew, Nix, and Scoop, and the README documents GitHub Actions workflows for dependency diffs, vulnerability reports, and license checks in pull requests.

Modes d'utilisation

Practitioners run git pkgs init inside a repository to build .git/pkgs.sqlite3, then use subcommands such as list, history, blame, diff, stale, vulns, licenses, sbom, and changelog. The tool is designed to work offline for Git-history queries and to use external services only for enrichment such as vulnerabilities, registry metadata, and changelogs.

Security and platform teams use it to explain who introduced a dependency or vulnerability, compare branches semantically instead of reading lockfile noise, generate SBOMs, and add CI checks that focus reviewers on dependency changes.

Pourquoi les passionnés de paquets s'y intéressent

git-pkgs is notable because it treats dependency manifests as historical data rather than only static files. Its support for many package managers, Package URLs, OSV, ecosyste.ms, and SBOM formats makes it a package-nerd tool for answering provenance and maintenance questions across language ecosystems from inside ordinary Git workflows.

Chronologie

• 2026: Original Ruby repository tagged v0.1.0.
• 2026: Go rewrite repository began under github.com/git-pkgs/git-pkgs.
• 2026: v0.9.0 tag published for the Go implementation.
• 2026: v0.17.0 tag published after additions around package-management and supply-chain workflows.

Related projects

• The original Ruby repository is github.com/andrew/git-pkgs.
• git-pkgs/actions provides reusable GitHub Actions for CI use.
• ecosyste.ms and OSV provide registry and vulnerability data used by enrichment commands.

Sources

• https://git-pkgs.dev
• https://github.com/andrew/git-pkgs
• https://github.com/git-pkgs/actions
• https://github.com/git-pkgs/git-pkgs