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Say I have a PSDepend that is:
@{
BuildHelpers = '1.1.4'
}
And I already have buildhelpers 1.1.4 installed. PSDepend should not do a find-module but accept that it is there. This would massively speed up dependency checking when a lot of modules are involved, since PSdepend doesn't run in parallel. If 'latest' is specified it will always find-module regardless.
I'll write a PR if you agree. I can write is as a parameter -FastVersionMatch or something.
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Say I have a PSDepend that is:
@{
BuildHelpers = '1.1.4'
}
And I already have buildhelpers 1.1.4 installed. PSDepend should not do a find-module but accept that it is there. This would massively speed up dependency checking when a lot of modules are involved, since PSdepend doesn't run in parallel. If 'latest' is specified it will always find-module regardless.
I'll write a PR if you agree. I can write is as a parameter -FastVersionMatch or something.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: