BK-REPOS(1)

🦋 BK-REPOS(1) 🦋

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🌸 NAME 🌸

bk repos − command description

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

bk repos [−a | −m] [−−check‐all] [−q] [−v]
bk repos [−c] repo_path
bk repos [−−raw]

🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

BitKeeper remembers where repositories are by keeping a list of repository locations. When repositories are created (bk clone or bk setup) or are checked (bk repocheck), this list is updated with the pathname along with some other metadata.

The bk repos command shows and updates this list of repository locations.

With no options, the command will simply list repositories in alphabetic order. Prior to the output, repositories are checked for existence and those found to be missing are pruned.

💖 OPTIONS 💖

• −−check‐all — Validate that all the saved repository locations exist and update their metadata. Without the −q option, output the updated list.
• −q — Allow the list to be updated but do not output anything.
• −−raw — Output the list of repository locations without checking that each still exists. Useful in performance sensitive (NFS) environments where testing each repository location may be expensive.
• −a — Sort the output on access time. Access time is defined as the time of any bk command having been run inside the repository.
• −m — Sort the output on modification time. Modification time is defined as the timestamp of the tip changeset.
• −crepo_path — Update the list entry for this repository.
• −v — Output all of the data associated with each repository. The format is:

PATH|ATIME|MTIME|MD5ROOTKEY

🔥 SEE ALSO 🔥

• bk‐clone
• bk‐setup
• bk‐repocheck
• bk‐id

👑 CATEGORY 👑

Utility

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