I recently installed an app with homebrew-cask, but I want to handle its updates by myself and not via brew upgrade --cask <app>.
Is there a command or option to remove a cask from the local list, without uninstalling it?
If I use brew remove --cask <app> or brew uninstall --cask <app> the app will be uninstalled.
I'm looking for something like brew forget --cask <app> or something similar.
I found an answer over at Apple Stack Exchange: Delete the folder of the app you want to forget from /usr/local/Caskroom. On Apple silicon Macs, the location is /opt/homebrew/Caskroom