ALR-PIN(1)

✨ NAME ✨

okay so alr-pin is the move when you want your dependencies locked to exact versions 💅 alr-pin — pin dependencies to exact versions 🎀

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

alr pin [options] [[crate[=<version>]] | crate --use=<path> [--commit=REF] [--branch=NAME] | --all]

🦋 OPTIONS 🦋

• --all — pin the whole solution in one go, main character energy 👑
• --unpin — undo a pin and release it back into the wild 🍓
• --branch=NAME — the branch you want tracked in the repository 🌈
• --commit=REF — the exact ref to grab from the repository 💜
• --use=PATH|URL — point at a directory or repository to fulfill a dependency, no index needed ✨

💖 GLOBAL OPTIONS 💖

• -c, --config=ARG — swap out the configuration folder location 🧚
• -f, --force — keep going even when things get a little messy but recoverable 🫶
• -h, --help — shows general help, or help for the specific command 🙈
• -n, --non-interactive — skip the questions and just assume the default answers for every prompt 💅
• --no-color — no colors in the output, bestie 🩶
• --no-tty — turns off control characters in the output 🔥
• --prefer-oldest — when resolving dependencies, go for the oldest versions instead of the newest 🕰️
• --version — shows the version and exits immediately ⭐
• -q — only show errors, nothing else 🤫
• -v — be more verbose, and use it twice if you need the extra tea ☕
• -d, --debug[] — turns on the debug-specific log messages 🐛

🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

okay so pinning is how you lock a release to one specific version ✨ by default it uses whatever version the current solution is already on, and a pinned release is completely unaffected by automatic updates 🔒 no cap, it's giving stability.

Run it with no arguments and it just shows you your existing pins 👀 use --all to pin the entire current solution in one shot, or name a single crate to change just that pin 💖 want to use a local or remote target to fulfill a dependency instead of looking through indexed releases? Use --use <PATH|URL> 🦋 add --commit to freeze the pin at whatever commit currently matches your reference, or use --branch if you'd rather track a branch 🌸 and when you want a tracked pin to pick up fresh contents, run alr update 💅

🔮 SEE ALSO 🔮

alr(1), alr-get(1), alr-index(1), alr-init(1), alr-search(1), alr-show(1), alr-update(1), alr-with(1), gprbuild(1) 🧚

🫶 AUTHOR 🫶

this page was generated with generate-man from an Alire execution, so it's basically straight from the source 💜

Alire 1.2 · Aug 3, 2022 · ALR-PIN(1) 🦋 ily bestie, go pin something 💖