[elm-discuss] Re: Easy way to set up a caching proxy for github to make elm-install run faster?

> > I suppose another way would be to modify elm-install such that it take a > command line argument that tells it to skip checking for updates. Maybe -o > for offline mode. > There is one it's the --skip-update I've added it in the v1.6.0

[elm-discuss] Re: Drawing Directed Graphs (?) in Elm

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[elm-discuss] Re: Easy way to set up a caching proxy for github to make elm-install run faster?

On Tuesday, October 3, 2017 at 4:32:09 PM UTC+1, Rupert Smith wrote: > > I tend to use elm-install to manage my package dependencies, as it also > caches them locally. However, it needs to reach out to github to check for > any updates, each time it is run. I am working on a slow internet >

[elm-discuss] Easy way to set up a caching proxy for github to make elm-install run faster?

I tend to use elm-install to manage my package dependencies, as it also caches them locally. However, it needs to reach out to github to check for any updates, each time it is run. I am working on a slow internet connection some of the time. Does anyone know of an easy way to set up a caching