Add command for "list-outdated" #586
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@isc-shuliu this PR is related to #550 where part of running "update" should upgrade a module and run its upgrade steps (if any). |
Thanks for the heads-up! I'm aware of that hence posting it as a draft. |
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@isc-shuliu Doesn't look like this method is used?
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Yes, you're right. I haven't gone to that point yet. My plan is to show if an outdated package can be updated to a particular version without violating dependency constraint. This PR is still a Work-In-Progress
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Implement an
outdatedcommand mentioned in #427