Implement psdk-use subcommands - #28
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Did the tests (review needs to be done). Everything works. I'll do the review when I can and then add comments if I see anything. PS: I tried both short commit ID and long commit ID. |
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Looks good.
While reading the code I thought that my own PSDK project is not a git repository, that means my test do not cover the case when a project uses pokemonsdk as a submodule.
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Description
This PR adds the subcommands of
psdk-useIt allows using the CLI to quickly checkout a branch/commit/version when inside a psdk project.
closes #17
Tests to perform
psdk-use helpdisplays a list of available commands and their use