| | The fetch command now supports multiple arguments, recursive fetch, and is project-aware |
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| | Previously, `dub fetch` could only fetch a single package, |
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| | and was working independently of the working directory. |
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| | With this release, support for multiple packages have |
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| | been added, such that the following is now possible: |
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| | $ dub fetch vibe-d@0.9.0 vibe-d@0.9.1 vibe-d@0.9.2 |
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| | When called with no argument, `dub fetch` used to error out. |
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| | However, it will now attempt to fetch dependencies for the |
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| | current project, if any exists. |
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| | Finally, when fetching a package, it might be useful to fetch |
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| | all its dependencies. This is done automatically for projects, |
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| | and can now be done for direct fetch as well: |
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| | $ dub fetch --recursive vibe-d@0.9.0 vibe-d@0.9.1 |
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