Running fundle update $plugin with $plugin one of the names in fundle list --short will pull down only that plugin; running fundle update $plugin with $pluginNOT one of the names in fundle list --short will display an error message and pull down the full list; running fundle update will pull down the full list as normal.
This way, users may specify (or randomize) the order in which plugins are updated, or make sure a plugin does not get updated, i.e. one that is not available online.
My fork implements a fairly simple modification to functions/fundle.fish.
Running
fundle update $plugin
with$plugin
one of the names infundle list --short
will pull down only that plugin; runningfundle update $plugin
with$plugin
NOT one of the names infundle list --short
will display an error message and pull down the full list; runningfundle update
will pull down the full list as normal.This way, users may specify (or randomize) the order in which plugins are updated, or make sure a plugin does not get updated, i.e. one that is not available online.