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Instead of running the second brew install command anyway (even if the first one failed), we should use `&&` to run it only when the first (left) the command is successful.

Instead of running the second (right) bash install command anyway (even if the first one failed), we should use `&&` to run it only when the first (left) command is successful. This is solved by switching from `;` to `&&` when chaining the commands together.

Instead of running the second brew(right) bash install command anyway (even if the first one failed), we should use `&&` to run it only when the first (left) the command is successfull. This is solved by switching from `;` to `&&` when chaining the commands together.