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haxelib: Upgrade all installed Haxe libraries.
$ haxelib upgrade
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The command "haxelib upgrade" is used in Haxe, a cross-platform programming language, to update all installed libraries (also known as "haxelibs") to their latest versions.
When you execute this command, the Haxe package manager (haxelib) checks for any available updates for each installed library on your system. If there are newer versions available, it automatically downloads and installs them, replacing the older versions.
This command helps ensure that you have the most recent versions of the libraries you are using, providing bug fixes, improvements, and new features. It is recommended to run "haxelib upgrade" periodically to keep your project up to date and benefit from the latest advancements in the libraries you depend on.
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