No, Gofer doesn't look in repositories you don't specify. However, it
uses and prefers your local package-cache if it contains a newer
version of your package (which is likely the case in your example).
You can disable the package-cache by sending something like
#disablePackageCache to your Gofer
Hi Lukas,
2011/1/9 Lukas Renggli reng...@gmail.com:
No, Gofer doesn't look in repositories you don't specify. However, it
uses and prefers your local package-cache if it contains a newer
version of your package (which is likely the case in your example).
I see. I assumed that to distinguish a
