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How can I update a specific file? #85
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I just discovered that we need to call the following in order for this to work:
This is a shame because the URL needs to be known when calling |
Ah, that's a good point. Would mind sending a PR? Alternatively, you could sponsor the project to bump the priority on this. Thanks! |
Otherwise, we force users to enter again both URL and filename, which is redundant. This should also apply to the `delete` command now. Fixes #85
Otherwise, we force users to enter again both URL and filename, which is redundant. This should also apply to the `delete` command now. Fixes #85
Describe the Bug
Maybe I've not understood correctly the manual, but I thought that I could update a single file and not all referenced files at the same time using
dotnet file update [file]
as it is written in the README:Steps to Reproduce
.netconfig content:
Call:
Expected Behavior
Only file1 is updated.
Actual Behavior
file1 and file2 are updated
Version Info
dotnet-file 1.4.1
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