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PROJ-RUN.SH
Section: Packaging and Distribution Tools (1)
Updated: August 2013
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NAME
proj-run.sh - pack project(s), external package(s)
SYNOPSIS
proj-run.sh
[OPTION]...
DESCRIPTION
Pack project with external packages it depends upon, or only external package(s).
- -L <path>
-
create log file in directory <path>
- -C <path>
-
create packages in directory <path>
- -X <path>
-
create external packages in directory <path>
(takes precedence over -C value)
- -J <path>
-
create project packages in directory <path>
(takes precedence over -C value)
- -o <path>
-
create RPMs in directory <path>
- -x <path>
-
create external RPMs in directory <path>
(takes precedence over -o value)
- -j <path>
-
create project RPMs in directory <path>
(takes precedence over -o value)
- -b <path>
-
pack project located in project base directory <path>
- -P <project>
-
pack project <project>
- -r <id>
-
pack project release <id>
- -p <package>
-
pack external package <package> (may be multiple)
- -D
-
pack debug build
- -I
-
create debug information packages (for not debug build)
- -S <suffix>
-
suffix of debug information files (for not debug build)
- -t <tag>[,<tag>...]
-
use additional tag(s) for setup (may be multiple)
- -T <cmtconfig>
-
force CMTCONFIG <cmtconfig> (platform tag) for setup
- -d
-
pack documentation files also
- -F
-
overwrite existing tarballs of external packages
- -U
-
overwrite existing tarballs of project packages
- -k
-
keep existing tarballs of settings packages
(default is overwrite if their versions differ from those in use)
- -R
-
recursively pack projects required by the project being packed
- -V
-
verify that existing tarballs (of project and/or external packages) are up-to-date
- -w
-
wait until packing completion
- -q
-
do not write anything to standard output
- -n
-
do not execute, only dump configuration
- -B <path>
-
use directory <path> for temporary files
- -c <path>
-
use configuration file <path>
- -h
-
display this help and exit
- -v
-
output version information and exit
The PACKOPTS environment variable specifies a space separated list of default options
to be placed in front of any explicit options.
AUTHOR
Written by Grigori Rybkine.
REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs to <Grigori.Rybkine@cern.ch>.
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