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Looks good to me! Thanks a lot!
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$CARGO_HOME/git/db/
contains repos at specific hashes, so checking or updating them seems like a terrible idea? Also, how does one "update it using cargo"? v confused tbh
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In .cargo/git we have a "db" dir which contains bare repos and a "checkouts" dir which contains the checked out repos.
When we do cargo install --git of a package, cargo will fetch updates of that repos and then look if we do a new updated checkout I think.
The idea is, instead of cloning into /tmp, check if we have any git-repo-crates installed (as before), if yes, call the function that cargo uses to update (I assume it runs something like "git fetch") the bare repo (for example ~/.cargo/git/db/cargo-update-6ba56231f2c43182).
After updating, we check if the git-hash of the installed package matches the tip of the respective branch of the bare repo to find out if the installed package is out of date.
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Would you be so kind so as to test with the commit above?
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Released in v1.8.0
, and thanks once more!
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