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From: Kenneth Adam Miller <kennethadammiller@gmail.com>
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Subject: [Caml-list] Use opam to pull source and pin locally

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I need to edit a package that is in the opam repositories already. I want
the edit to correspond to a minor version update. I would rather not have
to clone the source manually because typically tools just tend to operate
better when you use the intended functionality that's built in.

Is there a way to tell opam to download the source from a default repo to a
specific directory, and then pin the package to that directory? I know you
can do opam pin add pkg_name ./

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<div dir=3D"ltr">I need to edit a package that is in the opam repositories =
already. I want the edit to correspond to a minor version update. I would r=
ather not have to clone the source manually because typically tools just te=
nd to operate better when you use the intended functionality that&#39;s bui=
lt in.<div><br></div><div>Is there a way to tell opam to download the sourc=
e from a default repo to a specific directory, and then pin the package to =
that directory? I know you can do opam pin add pkg_name ./</div></div>

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