cue mod edit

CUE v0.18.0

edit cue.mod/module.cue

Usage

cue mod edit [flags]

Edit provides a command-line interface for editing cue.mod/module.cue. It reads only that file; it does not look up information about the modules involved.

The editing flags specify a sequence of editing operations.

The --require=path@version and --drop-require=path@majorversion flags add and drop a requirement on the given module path and version. Note that --require overrides any existing requirements on path. These flags are mainly for tools that understand the module graph. Users should prefer 'cue mod get path@version' which makes other cue.mod adjustments as needed to satisfy constraints imposed by other modules.

The --replace=path@majorversion=replacement and --drop-replace=path@majorversion flags add and drop a module replace for the given module path. A replacement is either a local directory or a module path with version (e.g. example.com/bar@v0.1.0). Because module replaces are not permitted in published modules, these edits are applied to cue.mod/local-module.cue rather than cue.mod/module.cue.

The --module flag changes the module's path (the module.cue file's module field). The --source flag changes the module's declared source. The --drop-source flag removes the source field.

Flags

--drop-replace string              remove a module replace from local-module.cue
--drop-require string              remove a requirement
--drop-source                      remove the source field
--language-version string          set language.version ('current' means current language version)
--module string                    set the module path
--replace string                   add a module replace (path@majorversion=replacement) to local-module.cue
--require string                   add a required module@version
--source string                    set the source field

Global flags

-E, --all-errors                   print all available errors
-C, --chdir string                 change working directory before running command (must be the first flag)
-i, --ignore                       proceed in the presence of errors
-s, --simplify                     simplify output