chore(aft): add self-update command #2022
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dnys1
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| import 'package:aft/aft.dart'; | ||
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| /// A command to update the aft package. | ||
| class SelfUpdateCommand extends AmplifyCommand { |
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Looking at this again - since the version committed in next will always be the "latest"/stable should we expose that as an option or as the default?
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Description of changes:
self-updatecommand to update aft. Inspired by yarn self-update orflutter upgradeThis just runs
dart pub global activate -spath <root>/packages/aft.Motivation: I always forget what the command is to activate a package from a path and have to look it up each time I switch to a branch with new aft changes. This makes it a little easier.
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