diff --git a/source/dub/commandline.d b/source/dub/commandline.d index d75b235..d6c40d2 100644 --- a/source/dub/commandline.d +++ b/source/dub/commandline.d @@ -785,7 +785,7 @@ this.helpText = [ "Upgrades all dependencies of the package by querying the package registry(ies) for new versions.", "", - "This will also update the versions stored in the selections file ("~SelectedVersions.defaultFile~") accordingly." + "This will also update the versions stored in the selections file ("~SelectedVersions.defaultFile~") accordingly.", "", "If a package specified, (only) that package will be upgraded. Otherwise all direct and indirect dependencies of the current package will get upgraded." ]; @@ -858,15 +858,15 @@ this.helpText = [ "Note: Use the \"dependencies\" field in the package description file (e.g. dub.json) if you just want to use a certain package as a dependency, you don't have to explicitly fetch packages.", "", - "Explicit retrieval/removal of packages is only needed when you want to put packages to a place where several applications can share these. If you just have an dependency to a package, just add it to your dub.json, dub will do the rest for you." + "Explicit retrieval/removal of packages is only needed when you want to put packages to a place where several applications can share these. If you just have an dependency to a package, just add it to your dub.json, dub will do the rest for you.", "", - "Without specified options, placement/removal will default to a user wide shared location." + "Without specified options, placement/removal will default to a user wide shared location.", "", "Complete applications can be retrieved and run easily by e.g.", "$ dub fetch vibelog --local", "$ cd vibelog", "$ dub", - "" + "", "This will grab all needed dependencies and compile and run the application.", "", "Note: DUB does not do a system installation of packages. Packages are instead only registered within DUB's internal ecosystem. Generation of native system packages/installers may be added later as a separate feature."