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OS Platform and distribution: GNU/Linux 4.18, Ubuntu 18.04
compiler version*
Bug Description
One can fetch specific version by dub fetch <package-name> --version=<package-version>, but one cannot build this version then since there's not dub build --version=<package-version>.
some would call this a feature request, but I think it's rather a bug that you can fetch a specific version and then building or running it potentially might not use the version you just downloaded.
The way to specify version of a package is to use pkg@X.Y.Z.
I don't know why dub fetch supports --version=X.Y.Z but it also supports dub fetch dcd@0.9.0 so I'd be in favor of deprecating that switch rather than propagating it.
System information
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Bug Description
One can fetch specific version by
dub fetch <package-name> --version=<package-version>
, but one cannot build this version then since there's notdub build --version=<package-version>
.How to reproduce?
Expected Behavior
Support
--version
for the build command, too.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: