alpm-pkginfo-validate(1)
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π NAME π
alpm-pkginfo-validate β validate a PKGINFO file π¦
π SYNOPSIS π
alpm-pkginfo validate [-s|--schema] [-h|--help] [FILE]
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
Validate a PKGINFO file. That's the assignment, and it ate, no cap.
This command validates a PKGINFO file according to a schema. If the file can be validated, the program exits with no output and a return code of 0 β silent success, main character energy. If the file can not be validated, an error is emitted on stderr and the program exits with a non-zero exit code. So it's either quiet queen or loud error, periodt ππ₯
π OPTIONS π
-s,--schema <VERSION>β provide the PKGINFO schema version to use. If no schema version is provided, it will be deduced from the file itself. iykyk β¨-h,--helpβ print help (see a summary with-h). Short, sweet, iconic π«Ά[FILE]β an optional input file path to read from. If no file is specified,stdinis read from and expected to contain PKGINFO data to validate. No file? Thenstdinis the vibe π
Cute footer sign-off: the source/version line is alpm-pkginfo-validate, paired with alpm-pkginfo-validate(1) β no date is printed in this copy, so that's the sparkly end of the page, mwah ππ
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