There is the

edm git pull 

command that you can use in your workspace folder.

To check the revisions that you have at the moment you can run

edm git info

as well in your workspace folder.

An upcoming version of edm, probably getting released with our januar 2023 release, will have more functionality specifically concerning source updates in the context of our then starting monthly release cycle.

Kind regards,

Kai

On Fri, 23 Dec 2022, 11:15 Alberto Merciai, <alb3rt0.m3rciai@...> wrote:

Hi All,

I'm trying to update my sources to the latest revision using edm v0.4.0.

but command is not recognized, any tip?

edm --update
usage: edm [-h] [--version] [--workspace WORKSPACE] [--working_dir WORKINGDIR] [--out OUTFILENAME] [--include_deps] [--config CONFIG] [--create-vscode-workspace] [--cmake] [--verbose] [--nocolor]
           [--install-bash-completion] [--create-config CREATECONFIG] [--external-in-config] [--include-remotes [INTERNAL [INTERNAL ...]]] [--create-snapshot [CREATE_SNAPSHOT]] [--git-info]
           [--git-fetch] [--git-pull [GIT_PULL [GIT_PULL ...]]]
           {init,list,rm,git,snapshot} ...
edm: error: unrecognized arguments: --update

Thanks,

Now I have another issue with new release, by running:

./run-sil.sh

I got:
No module name iso151118