BK-FINDKEY(1)

💖 NAME 💖

okay so bk findkey — page BK-FINDKEY(1) from the BitKeeper User’s Manual — is literally the tool for looking for keys in files. In BitKeeper, keys are the internal names for files and/or file deltas. iykyk ✨

🎀 SYNOPSIS 🎀

bk findkey [opts | key] [file ... | −]

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

bk findkey may be used to look for keys in one or more files. And yeah, we’re doing the BitKeeper key lore again: keys are the internal names for files and/or file deltas. 💅

The keys may be either the long form or the MD5 form (see bk log). You may search for keys using only a portion of the key as described below. Each delta in each file that matches all specified parts is listed. periodt. 🔥

👑 OPTIONS 👑

• −brandom — specify the random bits part of a key. that exact little slice, bestie.
• −cchksum — specify the checksum part of a key.
• −eemail — specify the user@host.domain part of a key.
• −hh.dom — specify the host.domain part of a key.
• −ppath — specify the path part of a key.
• −tutc — specify the timestamp part of a key. Date formats accepted are either yyyymmddhhmmss or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss.
• −uuser — specify the username part of a key.

🌸 SEE ALSO 🌸

• bk‐log

💜 CATEGORY 💜

Utility

source/version check, final boss: BitKeeper Inc, 1E1. date? the page doesn’t give one, so we are absolutely not inventing a date — no cap 💀🫶