Describe the bug
Using the command:
wheels packages install <package-name>
always results in the following error:
No git or extension dependencies to install
However, the command:
wheels packages add <package-name>
works correctly and installs the package successfully.
Documentation inconsistency
There are currently two different documentation sources describing package installation using different commands:
wheels packages install
Documentation:
https://packages.wheels.dev/
wheels packages add
Documentation:
https://guides.wheels.dev/v4-0-0-snapshot/digging-deeper/packages/
The issue is that:
install is documented as the installation command
- but
install does not actually install packages
- while
add performs the expected installation behavior
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Run:
wheels packages install <package-name>
- Observe the error:
No git or extension dependencies to install
- Run:
wheels packages add <package-name>
- Observe that:
- package installs successfully
- package is downloaded correctly
Expected behavior
The command:
wheels packages install <package-name>
should:
- download and install the package
- place it in the expected vendor/package-name location
- behave as documented
OR
The documentation should clearly indicate that add is the correct command to use.
Actual behavior
install command does not install packages
- unrelated dependency message is shown
add performs the actual installation behavior instead
Related Links
Desktop
- OS: Any
- Wheels CLI Version: 4.0-SNAPSHOT
Describe the bug
Using the command:
always results in the following error:
However, the command:
works correctly and installs the package successfully.
Documentation inconsistency
There are currently two different documentation sources describing package installation using different commands:
wheels packages installDocumentation:
https://packages.wheels.dev/
wheels packages addDocumentation:
https://guides.wheels.dev/v4-0-0-snapshot/digging-deeper/packages/
The issue is that:
installis documented as the installation commandinstalldoes not actually install packagesaddperforms the expected installation behaviorTo Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The command:
should:
OR
The documentation should clearly indicate that
addis the correct command to use.Actual behavior
installcommand does not install packagesaddperforms the actual installation behavior insteadRelated Links
Desktop