If you don’t have a Manifest.toml, then they’re equivalent. If you do, then:
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instantiate
will download and precompile any packages that are listed in the Manifest.toml -
resolve
will first check that the Manifest.toml is consistent with the Project.tomls of the current project and all its dependencies, updating it if necessary, then instantiate.- this is particularly useful during development: e.g. if you’re using a
dev
-ed dependency of a package and add a new dependency to it, then you need to go resolve your top project to make sure these changes are reflected in its Manifest
- this is particularly useful during development: e.g. if you’re using a
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update
will use the newest possible dependencies (subject to compatibility constraints)