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I think the way lock files and synchronization are performed could be clarified, especially regarding the existence of previous lock files.
Indeed, I recently discovered the hard way that rync sync would actually use the option from a previous lock, if a lock file exists of course.
That means that:
rye sync --all-features
rye sync
Is the same as:
rye sync --all-features
rye sync --all-features
While this can be convenient, this does not seem to be documented neither in the help command nor in the online guide.
At first, coming from the Rust language, I was expecting that rye sync would always only select the default features. But here, it looks like rye sync --reset is needed here to achieve the desired outcome.
So I think it would be great to add some documentation about that specific behavior of Rye.
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Hello,
First, thank you for this great project!
I think the way lock files and synchronization are performed could be clarified, especially regarding the existence of previous lock files.
Indeed, I recently discovered the hard way that
rync sync
would actually use the option from a previous lock, if a lock file exists of course.That means that:
Is the same as:
While this can be convenient, this does not seem to be documented neither in the help command nor in the online guide.
At first, coming from the Rust language, I was expecting that
rye sync
would always only select the default features. But here, it looks likerye sync --reset
is needed here to achieve the desired outcome.So I think it would be great to add some documentation about that specific behavior of Rye.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: