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When doing zkg install, a check is made to ensure the local repository isn't dirty. If it is, the install fails.
For development purposes, it would be convenient to have a flag named something like --ignore-dirty-git that would allow the install operation to proceed anyway.
e.g.
$ touch asdfasdf
$ zkg install .
error: local git clone at . is dirty
$ zkg install --ignore-dirty-git .
The following packages will be INSTALLED:
...
Thanks, I had noticed this behavior ("The existing implementation isn't function and behaves confusingly (silently discards the actual changes during install/test)") and hadn't gotten around to trying to figure out if I was doing something wrong or if it was a problem with zkg itself.
When doing
zkg install
, a check is made to ensure the local repository isn't dirty. If it is, the install fails.For development purposes, it would be convenient to have a flag named something like
--ignore-dirty-git
that would allow the install operation to proceed anyway.e.g.
related to #145
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