On 06/19/2015 11:19 PM, Ryan Culpepper wrote:
* A `--clone` option for `raco pkg install` or `raco pkg update`
facilitates Git-based package development. If a package X has a Git
repository source, installing and updating the package pulls from the
repository in a read-only mode. Using `raco pkg update --clone X`
switches the local installation to a repository checkout that is
suitable for modifying the package implementation, issuing pull
requests, pushing changes, and so on.
I love this feature.
I came back to this email to reply and ask how to undo --clone, and lo
and behold:
Using `raco pkg update --lookup X` switches the package back to the
default installation mode.
Thanks on both counts. :)
Neil ⊥
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