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Version 0.8 of Lazybones brings you one major feature: config commands! As described in issue [#118], these allow you to view and manipulate the current saved configuration using the command line. The available commands are:
config set <option> <value1> ...
config add <option> <value1> ...
config clear <option>
config show [--all] <option>
config list
setupdates the value of a single setting.addappends an extra value to an array/list settingclearremoves a settingshowdisplays the current value of a setting (--alldisplays the current values of all stored settings)listdisplays all available settings that you can change
You can still use the standard user-defined configuration file (~/.lazybones/config.groovy), it's just that there is an additional JSON config file that can be updated programmatically. Note that settings in the Groovy file override those in the JSON file. You can also manually edit the JSON file if you'd prefer to keep all your settings in that.
In addition to config commands, this release now handles null versions of a package in Bintray (issue [#136]). This shouldn't really happen, but at least when it does the Lazybones error output now hints that the latest version may be null.