This will update some specified channels.
To use, use the --update-selected command. There are two methods of specifying which channels you want to update: by their channel names, or their sections within your plucker.ini/.pluckerrc configuration file.
The first method is to specify the channels by their channel names. For example, if you wanted to update the channels named Wired and BBC News:
plucker-desktop --update-selected "Wired" "BBC News"
Power user tip: The name of the channel corresponds to the doc_name key of that channel in your plucker.ini/.pluckerrc file
The second method is to specify the channels by their section in your plucker.ini/.pluckerrc file. Sections are the 'subheader' of your plucker.ini/.pluckerrc file under which the keys for that channel are listed. There might be a section named [BBCNews] under which all the keys for that channel are listed. To update channels by their section name, include the --use-sections switch. For example:
plucker-desktop --update-selected --use-sections "Wired" "BBCNews"
Beginner tip: Be sure to enclose each channel name or section in quotes, if it has spaces in it.
Beginner tip: Both methods of specifying the channels are case-sensitive.
Beginner tip: The program will inform you with a popup message if you entered a channel section or name which was not found in the plucker.ini/.pluckerrc file.
Power user tip: Channel names are not unique. It is possible to have 2 channels with a similar channel name (doc_name) of BBC News. If there is multiple channels existing for a specified channel name, all channels with that channel name get updated. The channel section names, however, are always unique: there can't be 2 different [BBCNews] sections of the plucker.ini/.pluckerrc file.