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| -rwxr-xr-x | sboupgrade | 41 |
1 files changed, 26 insertions, 15 deletions
@@ -24,17 +24,28 @@ sub show_usage () { Usage: $self (options) [package] Options: - -h: this screen. - -v: version information. - -c: do not clean working files/directories after the build. - -d: clean distfiles afterward. - -f: force an update, even if the "upgrade" version is the same or lower. - -i: non-interactive; skips README and all prompts. - -j: specify "-j" setting to make, for multicore systems; overrides conf file. - -n: do not run installpkg at the end of the build process. - -N: install any new SBo's listed. - -r: when used with -f, will force rebuilding an SBo's requirements as well. - -R: view the README but do not parse requirements, commands, or options. + -h|--help: + this screen. + -v|--version: + version information. + -c|--(no)clean: + set whether or not to clean working directories after building. + -d|--(no)distclean: + set whether or not to clean distfiles afterward. + -f|--force: + force an update, even if the "upgrade" version is the same or lower. + -i|--noinstall: + do not run installpkg at the end of the build process. + -j|--jobs: + specify "-j" setting to make, for multicore systems; overrides conf file. + -N|--installnew: + install any new SBo's listed. + -r|--nointeractive: + non-interactive; skips README and all prompts. + -R|--norequirements: + view the README but do not parse requirements, commands, or options. + -z|--force-reqs: + when used with -f, will force rebuilding an SBo's requirements as well. Example: $self -d libsexy @@ -54,14 +65,14 @@ GetOptions ( 'clean|c!' => \$clean, 'distclean|d!' => \$distclean, 'force|f' => \$force, - 'noinstall|n' => \$no_install, + 'noinstall|i' => \$no_install, + 'jobs|j=s' => \$jobs, 'installnew|N' => \$install_new, - 'nointeractive|i' => \$non_int, + 'nointeractive|r' => \$non_int, 'norequirements|R' => \$no_reqs, - 'force-reqs|r' => \$force_reqs, + 'force-reqs|z' => \$force_reqs, 'only-new|o' => \$only_new, 'compat32|p' => \$compat32, - 'jobs|j=s' => \$jobs, ); show_usage && exit 0 if $help; |