In some cases, I want to update a single instance instead of all of them together. Can be done by setting the version to this fixed version, but this will also exclude the instance from future updates if the config isn't revisited.
could be solved via rich versions by setting a minimum version, see how gradle handles this:
In some cases, I want to update a single instance instead of all of them together. Can be done by setting the version to this fixed version, but this will also exclude the instance from future updates if the config isn't revisited.
could be solved via rich versions by setting a minimum version, see how gradle handles this:
https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/dependency_versions.html
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In some cases, I want to update a single instance instead of all of them together. Can be done by setting the version to this fixed version, but this will also exclude the instance from future updates if the config isn't revisited.
could be solved via rich versions by setting a minimum version, see how gradle handles this:
https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/dependency_versions.html
copied over from https://git.local-it.org/KolliCloud-intern/development/issues/289