On 2015-09-27 00:54, WhatMeWorry wrote:

Not that I dislike dub. Far from it, Dub's the best. But I think I've made some beginner's mistakes and would just like to start fresh.

I run Windows and I set up packages on both my C: hard drive and a N: flash drive. (I was trying make my development environment portable).

So now I have a mess like:

derelict-ft ~master: N:\DUBPackages\DerelictOrg\DerelictFT\
derelict-al ~master: N:\DUBPackages\DerelictOrg\DerelictAL\

What is the the best way to completely remove DUB off a system so I can start over again?

I'm particularly concerned with paths? I see there are remove-local and remove-path commands. Is there something like list-path or list-local commands?

There's the "dub list" command. It lists all packages/paths Dub knows
about. Both local and non-local packages.

Not sure how it works on Windows but on Posix platforms it creates a
".dub" directory in your home directory. So I would guess removing that
and the binary itself.

/Jacob Carlborg