Hello,
I was just looking through the sage-sage script.
In the definition of the "install" function appears
if [ $1 = '-m' -o $1 = '-s' ]; then
OPT=$OPT" "$1
shift
fi
I see
echo " -i [packages] -- install the given Sage packages"
echo " if no packages given, print a list of all
installed"
echo " -i -s [packages] -- install the given Sage packages, not
deleting their spkg/build directories."
in the documentation, but what is '-m' for? According to sage-spkg, it
looks like '-s' and '-m' are treated in exactly the same way.
Maybe '-m' can be removed. I would even go that far and say, also remove
'-s' and rather replace it by '--keep-spkg-build-directory'.
If I read the shell scripts correctly, then also
echo " -f [packages] -- force build of the given Sage package
(even if already installed)"
can be called as '-f -s'. Shouldn't that be documented properly?
Ralf
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