<commit_before># Buildkite Homebrew Formulae

A collection of [Buildkite](https://buildkite.com/) formulae for [Homebrew](http://brew.sh), a package manager for OS X.

To use the formulae, tap this repository into your home brew:

```bash
brew tap buildkite/buildkite
```

This repository will have been cloned into your Homebrew’s `Libray/Taps` directory (usualy `/opt/local/Library/Taps`). And whenever you do a `brew update`, Homebrew will also update the tap (using `git pull`) to have the latest versions of the formulae.

## buildkite-agent

To install [buildkite-agent](https://github.com/buildkite/agent):

```bash
brew install buildkite-agent --devel --token '<PASSWORD>'
```

You can find your agent token from on your "Agents" page in Buildkite.

If you want it start on login follow the `brew install` instructions to install the LaunchAgent plist. You’ll also want to make sure your PC is set to automatically login (the agent won’t launch until you've logged in) and you’ve prevented your machine from going to sleep.

Using a LaunchAgent instead of a LaunchDaemon does require a user login, but it allows your tests to use GUI tools (such as the iOS Simulator) and avoids any file permissions problems.<commit_msg>Fix the --token buildkite-agent instructions<commit_after># Buildkite Homebrew Formulae

A collection of [Buildkite](https://buildkite.com/) formulae for [Homebrew](http://brew.sh), a package manager for OS X.

To use the formulae, tap this repository into your home brew:

```bash
brew tap buildkite/buildkite
```

This repository will have been cloned into your Homebrew’s `Libray/Taps` directory (usualy `/opt/local/Library/Taps`). And whenever you do a `brew update`, Homebrew will also update the tap (using `git pull`) to have the latest versions of the formulae.

## buildkite-agent

To install [buildkite-agent](https://github.com/buildkite/agent):

```bash
brew install buildkite-agent --devel --token='your-agent-token-here'
```

You can find your agent token from on your "Agents" page in Buildkite.

If you want it start on login follow the `brew install` instructions to install the LaunchAgent plist. You’ll also want to make sure your PC is set to automatically login (the agent won’t launch until you've logged in) and you’ve prevented your machine from going to sleep.

Using a LaunchAgent instead of a LaunchDaemon does require a user login, but it allows your tests to use GUI tools (such as the iOS Simulator) and avoids any file permissions problems.

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