czrpb
Mix.install: Always download
Hi Everyone!!
Say I have:
Mix.install([
{:foo, git: "https://myhost.com/whatever/foo.git"}
])
but i always want the latest from main, so this:
Mix.install([
{:foo, git: "https://myhost.com/whatever/foo.git",
tag: "main"}
])
which doesnt work, as it is caching (i assume).
So, what would always get me the HEAD of main?
Thx!!
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czrpb
oh goodness! ignore me: i was running in an elevated git bash which seems to get itself confused who is running and who owns what.
works just find from a basic cmd.exe … thx!
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joey_the_snake
Oh sorry you are using Mix.install. Try using the force option
edxofp
use branch: "main"
joey_the_snake
I don’t think you can do this automatically. You need to call mix deps.update foo to fetch the latest.
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