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Add a way to reinstall the driver with one command #197

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zurk opened this issue Oct 8, 2018 · 3 comments
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Add a way to reinstall the driver with one command #197

zurk opened this issue Oct 8, 2018 · 3 comments
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empathy-sessions Issue filed as as part of empathy sessions enhancement

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zurk commented Oct 8, 2018

To reinstall python driver I need to remove it first and install the new one after. Good to have something like reinstall or install -f subcommand for it.

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juanjux commented Oct 9, 2018

Actually, a -f switch was recently added by @dennwc for the install command recently but I'm not sure if it will reinstall the driver or just ignore the error, @dennwc can you clarify?

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dennwc commented Oct 9, 2018

No, it will just skip "already installed" errors. I propose to add an -u (--update) flag instead. Or -r (--replace).

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zurk commented Oct 10, 2018

yes, --update is totally fine :)

@smola smola added the empathy-sessions Issue filed as as part of empathy sessions label Oct 24, 2018
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