Sets up or tear down a repository depending on its up configuration Usage: omni down [OPTIONS] Options: --no-cache Whether we should disable the cache while running the command (default: no) --fail-on-upgrade If provided, will fail the operation if a resource failed to upgrade, even if a currently-existing version can satisfy the dependencies (default: no) --bootstrap Same as using --update-user-config --clone-suggested; if any of the options are directly provided, they will take precedence over the default values of the options --clone-suggested Whether we should clone suggested repositories found in the configuration of the repository if any (yes/ask/no) [default: no] [possible values: yes, ask, no] --prompt Trigger prompts for the given prompt ids, specified as arguments, as well as the currently unanswered prompts --prompt-all Trigger all prompts for the current work directory, even if they have already been answered --trust Define how to trust the repository (always/yes/no) to run the command [default: no] [possible values: always, yes, no] --update-repository Whether we should update the repository before running the command; if the repository is already up to date, the rest of the process will be skipped --update-user-config Whether we should handle suggestions found in the configuration of the repository if any (yes/ask/no); When using up, the suggest_config configuration will be copied to the home directory of the user to be loaded on every omni call [default: no] [possible values: yes, ask, no] --upgrade Whether we should upgrade the resources when the currently-installed version already matches version constraints. If false, this also means that if an already installed version for another repository matches version contraints, we will avoid downloading and building a more recent version Source: builtin