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Document how to upgrade a specific package #877
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Can I work on this @carolynvs |
@stephenafamo Yup! FYI, in the future no need to ask if no one else has "claimed" it yet. Just leave a comment that you are going to work on it. 😀 |
How is |
@carolynvs please take a look at the comment above |
@stephenafamo I don't think specifying a version constraint to
"allowed by Gopkg.toml", so it refers to the constraint defined in Gopkg.toml. And that's the error you're get. But I see it would be supported in a way in the future TODO. |
Okay. That's nice to know. It was confusing given the first post on this thread. |
The issue was created before ensure was re-written. @stephenafamo Sorry I didn't catch that when you asked about this one a few days ago... 😞 I should have noticed and saved you some wasted time. Closing as the README now does explain how to update a single package. |
The README explains how to update everything but now how to update a single package. There is already explanation in the help text for this (see
dep ensure -examples
) but its a common enough case that we should highlight it. Let's add info ondep ensure -update foo
anddep ensure -update [email protected]
in the README as well, so that people are more likely to know that it exists.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: