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Version warning when only local version is behind.
See original GitHub issueIf the global version is up to date, but the local version is behind, you still get an error message telling you to update, but it recommends using the -g flag.
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- Created 6 years ago
- Reactions:2
- Comments:12 (6 by maintainers)
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damn - same faith as @thisisrai 😕 just 0 time. i did ‘complete’ the actual code, but never managed to get around to test it properly or write tests.
so please do take it @tdeschryver - and if you want, i can commit my code later (missing tests as mentioned) but its a rather well outlined approach by @novemberborn above, so not sure that would help much.
@thisisrai no worries. Thanks for responding! 👍