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As far as I can see from the README it seems typac - an awesome tool I've just discovered - doesn't have the corresponding uninstall functionality.
In my experience, there are a few use cases for this:
sometimes in a mature project packages are uninstalled but their types are forgotten amongst a long list of dependencies.
you install a package by mistake, e.g. typo
you're experimenting / in get s*** done mode and installing many varieties of packages (all doing the same thing) just trying to get something to work, then you need to do tidy up.
A respective uninstall function would be desirable.
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Thanks @scoobster17 for the feedback. I agree, uninstall command would be useful, but it will be a breaking change, requiring major version update:
Current usage is typac <...package names list>, and typac uninstall <...> or typac remove <...> will be non trivial (also because there is ). I can think about adding it as a flag --uninstall but I don't like that way.
I already have some thoughts about rewriting typac and publishing major 1.0.0 version, so I'll implement this feature request during rewrite.
As far as I can see from the README it seems typac - an awesome tool I've just discovered - doesn't have the corresponding uninstall functionality.
In my experience, there are a few use cases for this:
A respective uninstall function would be desirable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: