Use version range when checking if installed #22
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When we check if a command of a specific version is available, allow the user to specify a version range, e.g. 2.x or ^1.2.4 When installing a package, default the version range check to using the default version as the minimum, e.g. ^defaultVersion. This allows any thing from the default version to the next major version. Signed-off-by: Carolyn Van Slyck <me@carolynvanslyck.com>
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When we check if a command of a specific version is available, allow the user to specify a version range, e.g. 2.x or ^1.2.4
When installing a package, default the version range check to using the default version as the minimum, e.g. ^defaultVersion. This allows any thing from the default version to the next major version.
Closes #6