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It would be nice if we could only inform parts of the version number, for example 1 would mean 1.0.0, and 1.1 would mean 1.1.0.
So this:
dotnet commands install dotnet-foo@2
Would install version 2.0.0, even if a greater 2.x version exists.
It would also be nice if we could use ^ to mean greatest version with that major. So:
dotnet commands install dotnet-foo@^2.1.3
Would install the largest version that has 2 as the major. So it could match, for example, 2.0.0, 2.1.3, or 2.5.1, whichever exists and is greater.
And ~ to mean greatest version with that major and that minor. So:
dotnet commands install dotnet-foo@~2.1.3
Would install the largest version that has 2 as the major, and 1 as the minor. So it could match, for example, 2.1.0, 2.1.3, or 2.1.9, whichever exists and is greater.
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So, can now do:
It would be nice if we could only inform parts of the version number, for example
1
would mean1.0.0
, and1.1
would mean1.1.0
.So this:
Would install version 2.0.0, even if a greater 2.x version exists.
It would also be nice if we could use
^
to meangreatest version with that major
. So:Would install the largest version that has
2
as the major. So it could match, for example,2.0.0
,2.1.3
, or2.5.1
, whichever exists and is greater.And
~
to meangreatest version with that major and that minor
. So:Would install the largest version that has
2
as the major, and1
as the minor. So it could match, for example,2.1.0
,2.1.3
, or2.1.9
, whichever exists and is greater.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: