com.github.GitHub.GHInstallCLI
GitHub CLI (gh) is a command-line interface published by GitHub that lets developers interact with GitHub repositories, issues, pull requests, and workflows directly from the terminal. It eliminates the need to switch between the web browser and terminal for common GitHub operations, integrates with existing shell environments, and supports SSH and HTTPS authentication. The gh binary itself is the primary CLI tool, and com.github.GitHub.GHInstallCLI is a launchDaemon helper that manages its installation and updates on macOS systems.
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1 suggestionThis helper daemon is a sub-component of GitHub CLI and is not separately updatable. To ensure it receives the native Apple Silicon build and remains functional after Apple removes Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028), update GitHub CLI itself using your current installation method. If you installed gh via Homebrew (the recommended method on macOS), simply run brew upgrade gh to pull the latest native build. If you installed manually from the releases page at github.com/cli/cli/releases, download the latest arm64 tarball for macOS and extract it to replace your current binary. GitHub publishes native Apple Silicon builds of gh, and updating the main CLI tool will automatically update this helper daemon to its native version. Verify your installation afterward by running gh --version in your terminal.
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