Add @oclif/plugin-warn-if-update-available
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This will allow users to be alerted when a new version of the CLI is released. The CLI will poll the registry a maximum of once every 7 days when the user runs a command. If the user is running an outdated version, a warning will be printed to STDERR. It should be noted that this warning will be printed even if --json is passed so users should make sure to only read from STDOUT if they are fetching the data (this should be the default for any ordinary use case). Signed-off-by: Matthew Nickson <[email protected]>
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Summary
This will allow users to be alerted when a new version of the CLI is released. The CLI will poll the registry a maximum of once every 7 days when the user runs a command. If the user is running an outdated version, a warning will be printed to STDERR. It should be noted that this warning will be printed even if --json is passed so users should make sure to only read from STDOUT if they are fetching the data (this should be the default for any ordinary use case).
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npm run testand it generates no new errors or warnings