dub-fetch - Man Page
Explicitly retrieves and caches packages
Synopsis
dub fetch <package>[@<version-spec>] Options...
Description
When run with one or more arguments, regardless of the location it is run in,
it will fetch the packages matching the argument(s).
Examples:
$ dub fetch vibe-d
$ dub fetch vibe-d@v0.9.0 --cache=local --recursive
When run in a project with no arguments, it will fetch all dependencies for that project.
If the project doesn't have set dependencies (no 'dub.selections.json'), it will also perform dependency resolution.
Example:
$ cd myProject && dub fetch
Note that the 'build', 'run', and any other command that need packages will automatically perform fetch,
hence it is not generally necessary to run this command before any other.
Options
- -r, ā--recursive
Also fetches dependencies of specified packages
- --version=VALUE
Use the specified version/branch instead of the latest available match The remove command also accepts "*" here as a wildcard to remove all versions of the package from the specified location
- --force-remove
Deprecated option that does nothing
Common Options
See dub(1)
Exit Status
- 0
DUB succeeded
- 1
usage errors, unknown command line flags
- 2
package not found, package failed to load, miscellaneous error
Files
dub.sdl, dub.json
Author
Copyright (c) 1999-2024 by The D Language Foundation