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Added abbreviation for 'update' #2055

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Started to explore the update command in more detail and
started here for easier use of the update command

Started to explore the update command in more detail and 
started here for easier use of the update command
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sheerun commented Nov 26, 2015

@pertrai1 level:beginner tags are supposed for something to be done, not something done.

In bower up works well with current installation and is unambiguous (we also have uninstall and unregister commands).

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@sheerun Maybe I am looking in the wrong places for the abbreviations but I don't see one that is for running bower update? Still getting around the code base so I apologize if I was not looking in the right place for all of the abbreviations.

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@sheerun bower up is for updating bower not for running an update for the dependencies. Do you not think that an abbreviation for updating dependencies is needed?

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sheerun commented Nov 26, 2015

bower up is the same as bower update. that's how abbrev module works.

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Does this mean that we can use either bower u --save or bower up --save to update our all our dependencies to the latest version inside bower.json ?

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sheerun commented Nov 27, 2015

bower u --save is too short because abbrev package doesn't know whether to match it to update or unregister. But you can use bower up --save, yes. And no, it won't update all the dependencies to latest versions. See #2035

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