Checking for linked packages

If you develop or contribute to Pulsar packages, there may be leftover packages linked to your ~/.pulsar/packages or ~/.pulsar/dev/packages%USERPROFILE%\.pulsar\packages or %USERPROFILE%\.pulsar\dev\packages directories. You can use the pulsar -p links command to list all linked packages:

$ pulsar -p links
> /Users/pulsy/.pulsar/dev/packages (0)
> └── (no links)
> /Users/pulsy/.pulsar/packages (1)
> └── color-picker -> /Users/pulsy/github/color-picker

You can remove links using the pulsar -p unlink command:

$ pulsar -p unlink color-picker
> Unlinking /Users/pulsy/.pulsar/packages/color-picker ✓

It’s also possible that you’ve linked a certain package in dev mode only. If pulsar -p links shows you any links under dev/packages, add the --dev flag when you unlink them:

$ pulsar -p unlink --dev color-picker
> Unlinking /Users/pulsy/.pulsar/dev/packages/color-picker ✓

See pulsar -p links --help and pulsar -p unlink --help for more information on these commands.