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godep save should not update existing packages by default #65
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This changes the default behavior of 'godep save' so as to preserve any dependencies already in the list at the revision they were previously saved at. New dependencies will be added, and old dependencies will be removed, but that's all. This makes the save command roughly analogous to 'go get' with no flags. PENDING: We also introduce a new command, 'godep update', to update one or more dependency versions. This is roughly analogous to 'go get -u'. This is a separate command (rather than 'godep save -u') because the package argument is different: it specifies a dependency rather than a top-level package. fixes #65
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This changes the default behavior of 'godep save' to preserve any dependencies already in the list with their existing revision. New dependencies will be added, and old dependencies will be removed, but that's all. This makes the save command roughly analogous to 'go get' with no flags. PENDING: We also introduce a new command, 'godep update', to update one or more dependency versions. This is roughly analogous to 'go get -u'. This is a separate command (rather than 'godep save -u') because the package argument is different: it specifies a dependency rather than a top-level package. fixes #65
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This changes the default behavior of 'godep save' to preserve any dependencies already in the list with their existing revision. New dependencies will be added, and old dependencies will be removed, but that's all. This makes the save command roughly analogous to 'go get' with no flags. PENDING: We also introduce a new command, 'godep update', to update one or more dependency versions. This is roughly analogous to 'go get -u'. This is a separate command (rather than 'godep save -u') because the package argument is different: it specifies a dependency rather than a top-level package. fixes #65
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This changes the default behavior of 'godep save' to preserve any dependencies already in the list with their existing revision. New dependencies will be added, and old dependencies will be removed, but that's all. This makes the save command roughly analogous to 'go get' with no flags. PENDING: We also introduce a new command, 'godep update', to update one or more dependency versions. This is roughly analogous to 'go get -u'. This is a separate command (rather than 'godep save -u') because the package argument is different: it specifies a dependency rather than a top-level package. fixes #65
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By analogy with 'go get'.
Running
godep savewith no flags should keep already-saved dependencies as they are, and only add missing packages. Runninggodep save -uwill then be necessary to update versions.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: