DH_OCTAVE_CLEAN(1)
π DH_OCTAVE_CLEAN π
okay bestie, welcome to the dh-octave corner of the manual, where we take out the trash ποΈβ¨. This is DH_OCTAVE_CLEAN(1) and she is here to make your Octave add-on package build spotless.
β¨ NAME β¨
dh_octave_clean β clean files from Octave add-on package build π§Όπ¦
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
dh_octave_clean [debhelper options]
π DESCRIPTION π
So like, dh_octave_clean cleans up all the files that got generated while building an Octave add-on package. She's the friend who comes over after the party and actually does the dishes, no cap. π«Ά
Specifically? She cleans the files global-list and local-list that got created automatically. Iconic. She does not need you to make them, she already knows.
She also cleans any inst/*-api-v*, src/*.o, src/*.oct and src/*-tst files left over by the build process. Yes, all of them. The way she just sweeps through those leftover files? Obsessed. π₯
And finally, she runs both make clean and make distclean in both the top-level directory and the src directory, if it exists, so the cleaning goes even deeper. Double cleaning, double slay. π
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π SEE ALSO π
debhelper(7)dh(1)dh_octave_substvar(1)dh_octave_check(1)dh_octave_version(1)dh_octave_changelogs(1)dh_octave_examples(1)
ngl, this program is meant to be used together with debhelper for Debian packages derived from Octave add-on packages. She is part of the Debhelper octave build system, and she gets enabled by the --buildsystem option to dh_auto_clean (or globally, if you're feeling global π).
β οΈ But listen β she is NOT enabled by the dh sequence provided by the same package. So don't come for her when she doesn't show up, she never said she would. π
π¦ AUTHOR π¦
Rafael LaboissiΓ¨re <rafael@debian.org> β the mastermind, the moment, the main character π
and that's the whole vibe bestie, this page is from version 1.16.2, dated 2026-07-18 πβ¨ go forth and clean fr fr ππ
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu stonking: dh-octave 1.16.2 Β· GPL-3.0-or-later
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