As a project evolves over time, many versions will remain with the project. If a developer wants to see only a specific subset or single version up for installation, they can do that by specifying a range with the info command.
example:
legohdl info lab1 -vers=v1:v2
The delimiter will be the :. The first version is inclusive, and the second version is exclusive. When passing partial versions like above, they will be zero-extended to be v1.0.0 and v2.0.0, respectively. Omitting the delimiter and only passing one version -vers=v1.4.0 will only allow the list to return that singular version, if it exists.
As a project evolves over time, many versions will remain with the project. If a developer wants to see only a specific subset or single version up for installation, they can do that by specifying a range with the
infocommand.example:
legohdl info lab1 -vers=v1:v2The delimiter will be the
:. The first version is inclusive, and the second version is exclusive. When passing partial versions like above, they will be zero-extended to be v1.0.0 and v2.0.0, respectively. Omitting the delimiter and only passing one version-vers=v1.4.0will only allow the list to return that singular version, if it exists.