Basic usage
The quickest way to get started is to install the latest toolchain, although this step should be automatically done if you
installed fuelup via fuelup-init:
fuelup toolchain install latest
Keeping the Fuel toolchain up to date
The Fuel toolchain is distributed on one release channel: latest (with nightly being a WIP).
fuelup uses the latest channel by default, which represents the latest stable release of the Fuel toolchain.
When new versions of the components within a distributable Fuel toolchain (latest or nightly)
are released, simply type fuelup update to update:
fuelup update
Keeping fuelup up to date
You can request that fuelup update itself to the latest version of fuelup
by running:
fuelup self update
Using Http Proxy
To configure fuelup to use your proxy setting you can change http_proxy(other optional enviroments see below) environment value. The value format is in libcurl format as in [protocol://]host[:port].
Supported proxy enviroment variables
- http_proxy
- HTTP_PROXY
- https_proxy
- HTTPS_PROXY
- all_proxy
- ALL_PROXY
Warning: don't leave all proxy environment with empty string or other invalid format
Help system
The fuelup command-line is built with clap, which serves a nice, built-in help system
that provides more information about each command. Run fuelup help for an overview. Detailed
help for each subcommand is also available.
For example, run fuelup component --help for specifics on installing components.