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Ability to update a single package #510
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This is killing me, subscribed to #252 for awhile—I'm excited for gps. |
This has been an issue for years - is it going to be fixed? |
unlikely, as it's quite complicated for glide to undertake, but you can do it in dep!
…On October 18, 2017 11:40:56 AM EDT, Henry Stanley ***@***.***> wrote:
This has been an issue for years - is it going to be fixed?
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Fair enough! |
@henryaj My stance with Glide is that you should switch to dep. That feature is in dep. In fact, by not putting it in here it's motivation to switch which will help me to have less to maintain. |
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Is there an ability to update a single package?
Currently if you run
glide up
it will update everything specified in your yaml file - however what if I only want to upgrade package A?This is similar to bundler where you can do
bundle update foobar
to get the latest version of foobar in your Gemfile.lock after modifying your Gemfile.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: