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Following the naming of #144 and #144 (comment), have a shards remove command to remove a dependency/dependencies from shard.yml. Currently, if you want to remove one or more dependencies from your project, you have to do the following:
remove the dependencies from shard.yml
run shards update
run shards prune
While this process isn't necessarily wrong, it's not intuitive either – new Crystal users aren't going to know that this is the process as it isn't really documented, nor does it imply that what you're doing is essentially what a remove command would do. Furthermore, if you mistakenly skipped running shards update then those dependencies are stuck sitting in the lib folder which can lead to unexpected hidden issues.
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Following the naming of #144 and #144 (comment), have a
shards remove
command to remove a dependency/dependencies fromshard.yml
. Currently, if you want to remove one or more dependencies from your project, you have to do the following:shard.yml
shards update
shards prune
While this process isn't necessarily wrong, it's not intuitive either – new Crystal users aren't going to know that this is the process as it isn't really documented, nor does it imply that what you're doing is essentially what a
remove
command would do. Furthermore, if you mistakenly skipped runningshards update
then those dependencies are stuck sitting in thelib
folder which can lead to unexpected hidden issues.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: