On Wed, Aug 3, 2011 at 3:58 PM, Jesse Reynolds <[email protected]> wrote: > OK, so what's the best one line description of what 'mgar newpkg' does?
Are you sure you're running the latest version? bonivart@unstable9s[~]$ which mgar /home/bonivart/bin/mgar bonivart@unstable9s[~]$ mgar version 380 bonivart@unstable9s[~]$ mgar Wrapper around the GAR build system. Usage: mgar <action> [options] Main actions: init [dir] Initialize package build tree, defaults to ~/opencsw/ index Build/update the package build tree index locate <name> Search a package within the package build tree index up [--all] Update current (or all) package build descriptions newpkg <name> [ver] Create new package build directory Package build actions (to be called from a package build directory): fetch Download the package source makesum Generate a checksum for the package source extract Extract the packages source configure Configure the packages source build Build the package source package Assemble the package platforms Assemble packages for all platforms clean Reset current directory working files (current platform) spotless Reset the package build directory (all platforms) commit -m <msg> Commit build recipe (prefixes msg with package path) show-srcdir Show the location of the extracted package source show-stagedir Show the location of the package staging directory find-file <name> Find a file within the extracted package source edit-file <name> Edit a file within the extracted package source Other actions: modenv Display employed compiler options scm <command> Pass a command to the underlying SCM (currently: svn) show-buildsys Display the location and version of the build system show-pkgtree Show the location of the package build tree version Display mgar version information Note that it does indeed mention newpkg. /peter _______________________________________________ maintainers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.opencsw.org/mailman/listinfo/maintainers .:: This mailing list's archive is public. ::.
