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While using the newest available releases is the usual package manager behavior, to automatically get the latest fixes and features, others advice a more conservative approach in which updates must be forced (the only notable case I know is go).
Alire has some building blocks ready for this, that can be used through --prefer-oldest in some commands (get, show, search), but having a setting (or manifest switch) would allow using the conservative approach consistently across a workspace or crate.
Notably, alr update and automatic updates after manual manifest edition will currently always try to solve for newest dependencies.
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While using the newest available releases is the usual package manager behavior, to automatically get the latest fixes and features, others advice a more conservative approach in which updates must be forced (the only notable case I know is go).
Alire has some building blocks ready for this, that can be used through
--prefer-oldest
in some commands (get, show, search), but having a setting (or manifest switch) would allow using the conservative approach consistently across a workspace or crate.Notably,
alr update
and automatic updates after manual manifest edition will currently always try to solve for newest dependencies.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: