A “new normal” update

Improving my scripting following hvm’s recent changes.Late last year, I had to adapt this website’s repository to accommodate a change in how Hugo’s macOS version is packaged. In short, I started to use the hvm (Hugo Version Manager) app to manage my computer’s use of the Hugo binary. More recently, after a change to hvm itself, I made a further adaptation. Fortunately for me, as in the case of that earlier post, Hugo maintainer and hvm creator Joe Mooring gave me help in overcoming, as I described to him, “my embarrassing lack of scripting-fu.” I will assume you’ve already read the aforementioned post from last December; that way, I needn’t go into a huge amount of detail about why I switched to hvm, how it works, and so on. Instead, this post is about the latest incarnation of hvm, how it works, and what that meant — and, to be fair, made possible — for my purposes. When I first began using hvm, it was at v.0.9.0. At that point, and for a few versions thereafter, it was providing…