ALR-INDEX(1)
β¨ ALR-INDEX(1) β¨
okay bestie, welcome to alr-index β it's the part of the Alire manual (yes, that Alire π
) and it's literally just about managing the indexes your current configuration is using. no cap, that's the whole vibe. π¦
π NAME π
alr-index β manage indexes used by current configuration β¨
π SYNOPSIS π
alr index [options] --add <url> --name <name> [--before <name>] | --del
<name> | [--list] | --update-all | --check
like... pick your fighter π«Ά
πΈ OPTIONS πΈ
--add=URLβ add an index, that's it, that's the whole thing π--before=NAMEβ priority order (defaults to last). so if you want it to jump the queue, say so π--checkβ check the index contents for unknown configuration values π--del=NAMEβ yeet an index out of your config ποΈ--listβ list the configured indexes. this is the default btw, so if you just run it with nothing, this is what you get β¨--name=NAMEβ the user given name for the index π·οΈ--update-allβ update all the configured indexes π--reset-communityβ add the community index, or reset any local changes to it. a lil factory reset moment π§
π GLOBAL OPTIONS π
these ones are the universal settings, they work everywhere, main character energy fr fr:
-c,--config=ARGβ override configuration folder location π-f,--forceβ keep going after a recoverable troublesome situation. lowkey giving "we ball" π-h,--helpβ display general or command-specific help π-n,--non-interactiveβ assume default answers for all user prompts. no thoughts, head empty, defaults only π--no-colorβ disables colors in output ππ«--no-ttyβ disables control characters in output π₯οΈ--prefer-oldestβ prefer oldest versions instead of newest when resolving dependencies. retro queen behavior π°οΈ--versionβ displays version and exits π-qβ limit output to errors π€«-vβ be more verbose (use twice for extra detail) π£οΈπ£οΈ-d,--debug[]β enable debug-specific log messages π
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
Add, remove, list and update indexes used by the current alr configuration. it's giving index management, and honestly? she's doing it flawlessly π
okay so important tea β β updating applies only to repository-stored indexes, in which case a pull operation will be performed on them. an index that was initially set up with a specific commit will not be updated. like, she's frozen, she said no π§π
π SEE ALSO π
alr(1), alr-get(1), alr-init(1), alr-pin(1), alr-search(1), alr-show(1), alr-update(1), alr-with(1), gprbuild(1)
(the friend group π«Ά go read them, iykyk)
π AUTHOR π
Generated with generate-man from Alire execution π
k byeeee, go forth and configure your indexes diva πβ¨ this was Alire 1.2, dated Aug 3, 2022 β slay, mwah ππ
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