Releases: exercism/cli
Patch Release
This updates the language during the login process, in the hopes that it makes it easier to get the API key right.
If you are working on a Raspberry PI, choose linux/arm5.
Patch Release
This release fixes the path on windows machines.
Minor release
This adds new a new option to the fetch command: exercism fetch LANGUAGE, which will fetch whatever is current for the user in that particular language.
Patch release
The API no longer submits the list of exercises in the order that they were completed, which made it difficult to identify the exercises for which you've not written any code. This adds an identifying marker in order to highlight fresh exercises.
See cli.exercism.io for documentation/installation instructions.
Minor feature release
This release
- displays API error messages to the user, and
- adds the possibility of filtering the
exercism currentcommand by language (exercism current ruby)
See http://cli.exercism.io for install instructions.
Minor feature release
This release adds the exercism restore command, which will download all of your completed and current exercises (README, test suite, and most recent revision).
See http://cli.exercism.io for installation instructions.
Bugfix Release
Set the correct Content-Type header on the request.
Note: If you are using Mac OS X choose one of the darwin binaries. If you're unsure of whether it's a 32 bit (386) or 64 bit (amd64) then take a look at this page.
Bugfix Release
When running exercism fetch, files that were previously fetched would get overwritten. This is particularly annoying if you've edited the test suite, or if you were working off of a stub file.
Note: If you are using Mac OS X choose one of the darwin binaries. If you're unsure of whether it's a 32 bit (386) or 64 bit (amd64) then take a look at this page.
Minor feature release
This adds options to the fetch command, allowing you to fetch a specific exercise:
exercism fetch ruby food-chainAs before, you can get your current exercises with:
exercism fetchNote: If you are using Mac OS X choose one of the darwin binaries. If you're unsure of whether it's a 32 bit (386) or 64 bit (amd64) then take a look at this page.
Bugfix Release
Fix login issue when choosing default directory.
Note: If you are using Mac OS X choose one of the darwin binaries. If you're unsure of whether it's a 32 bit (386) or 64 bit (amd64) then take a look at this page.