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I have a workspace initially imported based on a repo file.
Now the repo files changes, e.g.:
add a new repo
change the url (aka origin) of a repo
change the version (branch or hash) of a repo
How would I keep my workspace on the filesystem (because I might have added origins, branches and other changes while working with the workspace) but still checkout the latest origin/branch/hash of the repos and/or clone missing repos.
For wstool update, this was possible. i.e. other remotes and branches were kept, but the new info in the rosinstall file was used to update the workspace to what is described in the rosinstall file
Does this kind of functionality exist in vcstool?
How can I achieve it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
You can use my fork of vcstool: vcstool2 which adds a rm command.
Maybe it would fit your need to delete the repos you want to update and then run pull again ?
I'm missing a feature similar to
wstool update
I have a workspace initially imported based on a repo file.
Now the repo files changes, e.g.:
How would I keep my workspace on the filesystem (because I might have added origins, branches and other changes while working with the workspace) but still checkout the latest origin/branch/hash of the repos and/or clone missing repos.
For
wstool update
, this was possible. i.e. other remotes and branches were kept, but the new info in the rosinstall file was used to update the workspace to what is described in the rosinstall fileDoes this kind of functionality exist in
vcstool
?How can I achieve it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: