Make --latest the default
See original GitHub issue--latest
only affects dependency resolution
It’s not great to request a plugin and to see it install 5 other dependencies and see that they now need updating, which leads to either having to specify every plugin, or learning about the --latest
flag.
Proposal:
Changing the flag to take an argument:
--latest=true
--latest=false
And have it default to true
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- Created 3 years ago
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So the behavior would change for users that don’t use
--latest
.I added it to the 2.0 scope. Installing latest by default is how the existing Jenkins core logic operates, so I would follow the same behavior