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Recently I installed dropbox via the nautilus-dropbox apt package, and with the provided command line interface.
I experienced, that dropbox update does download the latest version regardless of the currently installed version.
This means, if I run the command twice in a row, it will do a download twice.
I would like a method to check the current (online) available version.
For example, dropbox update would only update, if a newer version is available, or if a new --force flag was passed.
Maybe the version command would output an extra line like update available.
Recently I installed dropbox via the
nautilus-dropbox
apt package, and with the provided command line interface.I experienced, that
dropbox update
does download the latest version regardless of the currently installed version.This means, if I run the command twice in a row, it will do a download twice.
I would like a method to check the current (online) available version.
For example,
dropbox update
would only update, if a newer version is available, or if a new--force
flag was passed.Maybe the
version
command would output an extra line likeupdate available
.Or a separate command, like
dropbox check-update
that would:Up to date
and return 0 if it is up-to-date andUpdate available
and return 1 if it is not.These are ideas, should be revised to ensure the CLI is consistent with itself.
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