[FEAT] Skills installed from config override existing versions
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Objective
When adding skills.default_skills or extra_dependencies.skills, they no longer seem to overwrite existing skills. It would be nice to have that behavior available, even if behind a config flag.
Initial Implementation Requirements
Make it so any skills added will override pre-installed skills
Other Considerations
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Was the skill possibly reporting the same version as what was already installed? When I do something like that manually, I pass --no-deps --force-reinstall, but that would break dependency installation under normal circumstances.. That could probably be appended to the specific entry though in config?
Was the skill possibly reporting the same version as what was already installed? When I do something like that manually, I pass
--no-deps --force-reinstall, but that would break dependency installation under normal circumstances.. That could probably be appended to the specific entry though in config?
I was explicit in passing a different version, which I frequently do when testing new versions of the Home Assistant skill/plugin. It also wasn't a situation where the version hadn't changed yet - it was for different PyPi versions of published packages. If you'd like to make the --no-deps --force-reinstall path the official recommendation and add to docs, that's probably fine, but this functionality was available until recently. Not sure when it changed or which commit changed it.