Convert dev/update_packages.py to a flutter subcommand #63

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1. Hixie

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   toolAffects the "flutter" command-line tool. See also t: labels.Affects the "flutter" command-line tool. See also t: labels.

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2. abarth commented on Nov 10, 2015

   

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   Do we still want this to be a flutter subcommand now that its written in dart?
3. Hixie commented on Nov 10, 2015

   

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   It's certainly not as high a priority. Dunno how much we care about whether we have just one entry-point or not. This is only needed for people working on the flutter framework itself, right?
4. abarth commented on Nov 10, 2015

   

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   Correct.
5. Hixie commented on Nov 10, 2015

   

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   I say let's not worry about it then.
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7. Hixie commented on Nov 10, 2015

   

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   In fact, we might want to just drop this entire script and just have the flutter script automatically call pub get when necessary. "flutter test" does that, and I'm finding myself writing that code again for "flutter analyze".
8. Letty-Liang

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   Remove unused tools. (flutter#63)

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