gear-cronbuild-apply-hooks-in-hsh-chroot(1)
| gear-cronbuild-apply-hooks-in-hsh-chroot(1) | gear-cronbuild | gear-cronbuild-apply-hooks-in-hsh-chroot(1) |
NAME
gear-cronbuild-apply-hooks-in-hsh-chroot
SYNOPSIS
gear-cronbuild-apply-hooks-in-hsh-chroot [-h] [-d local branch] [--exclude pattern] [-v] [-q] [-- <hsh-initroot arguments>]
DESCRIPTION
gear-cronbuild-apply-hooks-in-hsh-chroot The safe variant of the gear-cronbuild-apply-hooks. It use hasher chroot to apply gear-cronbuild hooks. Separate this utility options and hsh-initroot/hsh-run arguments and options with --.
Example: gear-cronbuild-apply-hooks-in-hsh-chroot -v -- $TMP/hasher --mountpoints=/proc --number=1 or just gear-cronbuild-apply-hooks-in-hsh-chroot to run hasher with default settings.
OPTIONS
- -d local branch name
- Name of the local branch to apply gear-cronbuild hooks. Default is current branch.
- --exclude pattern
- Pattern to pass to gear-uupdate/gear-update.
- -h
- Display this help and exit.
- -v
- verbose
- -q
- quiet
= head1 FILES
- .gear/cronbuild-options
- By default, gear-cronbuild-apply-hooks-in-hsh-chroot will install in
hasher chroot the following packages: wget curl git-core vim-console less
rpm-utils unzip xz gear-cronbuild.
Any other package to be installed in hasher chroot should be explicitly listed in cronbuild_requires variable.
Example: cronbuild_requires="git-svn rpm-macros-mingw32"
- .gear/cronbuild-prepare-chroot-as-rooter
- Optional script that will be run in the hasher chroot with hasher's rooter
user privileges before the main gear-cronbuild scripts.
Should be used for chroot setup, like editing configs in /etc and so on.
The script should be executable.
- .gear/cronbuild-commitmsg
- Optional script to provide commit message. By default, the default message
of gear-commit is used.
The script should be executable.
SEE ALSO
http://www.altlinux.org/Gear/cronbuild
AUTHOR
Written by Igor Vlasenko <viy@altlinux.org>.
COPYING
Copyright (c) 2010-2023 Igor Vlasenko, ALT Linux Team.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
| 2023-11-23 | 1.48 |
