cargo-rpmstatus(1)

💖 cargo-rpmstatus — the manual, but make it cute 💖

okay so bestie, you're reading the manpage for cargo-rpmstatus, from the General Commands Manual section of your friendly neighbourhood manual collection. sit down, grab a boba, we're doing this together 🧋✨

---

✨ NAME ✨

cargo-rpmstatus — it's literally cargo-tree, but for RPM packaging. that's the whole vibe. 🎀

---

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

cargo rpmstatus OPTIONS

cargo rpmstatus --all-features

cargo rpmstatus -h

---

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

it's cargo-tree for RPM packaging, no cap.

you run cargo-rpmstatus inside a rust project folder. run it literally anywhere else and it's not gonna have a good time. once you're in the right spot, it prints you a dependency graph, and the graph is doing a whole two-tone moment:

• deps that are already in Fedora rawhide show up in green 🟢
• deps that are still missing and need packaging show up in white ⚪

so it's basically a vibe check for your dependency tree. iykyk. 💅

---

👑 OPTIONS 👑

every single one, bestie, we're not skipping a thing:

• -p, --package <SPEC> — pick the package that's gonna be the root of the tree 🌳
• --features <FEATURES> — space-separated list of features to activate ✨
• --all-features — activate all the available features, go big or go home
• --no-default-features — do not activate the default feature 🙈
• --target <TARGET> — set the target triple 🎯
• --all-targets — return dependencies for all targets. by default only the host target is matched 🖥️
• --rpm-release <RELEASE> — choose the target release. default is rawhide, and you can also do fedora versions (like f39) or epel (like epel9) 🐧
• --no-dev-dependencies — skip dev dependencies, bye dev deps 👋
• --manifest-path <PATH> — path to Cargo.toml 📄
• --crate-path <PATH> — path to <package>.crate (this one comes from rust2rpm -s) 📦
• -i, --invert — invert the tree direction, flip it 🔄
• --no-indent — display the dependencies as a list (instead of a tree) 📋
• --prefix-depth — display the dependencies as a list (instead of a tree), but prefixed with the depth 🔢
• -a, --all — don't truncate dependencies that have already been displayed, let them be seen 👀
• -d, --duplicate — show only dependencies which come in multiple versions (this one implies -i) 👯
• --charset <CHARSET> [default: utf8] — character set to use in output: utf8, ascii 🔤
• -f, --format <FORMAT> [default: {p}] — format string used for printing dependencies 🎨
• -v, --verbose — use verbose output (-vv gives you very verbose / build.rs output) 🗣️
• -q, --quiet — no output printed to stdout other than the tree 🤫
• --color <WHEN> — coloring: auto, always, never 🌈
• --frozen — require Cargo.lock and cache are up to date 🧊
• --locked — require Cargo.lock is up to date 🔒
• --offline — do not access the network when resolving metadata with cargo ✈️
• -Z <FLAG> — unstable (nightly-only) flags to Cargo 🌙
• -h, --help — print help (see a summary with -h) 💁♀️

fr fr bestie, -Z is nightly-only — that's unstable territory, tread carefully 💀

---

🫶 AUTHORS 🫶

• Daniel Morawetz <daniel@morawetz.dev> — adapted this manpage from the cargo-debstatus package. the icon behaviour honestly 👑
• Matthias Geiger <matthias.geiger1024@tutanota.de> — wrote the manpage for the Debian system. slay 🎀

---

💜 COPYRIGHT 💜

Copyright © 2024 Daniel Morawetz

Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 3 or (at your option) any later version published by the Free Software Foundation.

---

and that's the whole thing, bestie!! this manual is from the cargo-rpmstatus package, cargo-rpmstatus source/version, and it's dated cargo-rpmstatus — go forth and package some rust crates, you're doing amazing sweetie 💖✨🦋🌸🎀💅🔥👑🌈⭐💜