xbps-create —
XBPS utility to create binary packages
xbps-create |
[OPTIONS] destdir |
The
xbps-create utility creates XBPS binary packages
from files stored in a directory. The files must have correct permissions and
location within this directory. The behaviour of resulting package is changed
by using multiple values in the options.
-A,
--architecture string- The target architecture for this package (required). Use
noarch if package doesn't contain any arch-dependent
file.
-B,
--built-with string- The package builder string, free form.
-C,
--conflicts list- A list of package patterns that this package should conflict with,
separated by whitespaces. Example: 'foo>=1.0
blah<1.0'.
-D,
--dependencies list- A list of package patterns this package depends on, separated by
whitespaces. Example: 'foo>=1.0 blah-1.0_1'.
-F,
--config-files list- A list of configuration files this package provides, separated by
whitespace.
-G,
---source-revisions
string- This sets a string with the git revisions of the sourcepkg that was used
to build this binary package. It is set automatically by xbps-src.
-H,
--homepage string- The package homepage string.
-h,
--help- Show the help message.
-l,
--license string- The package license.
-M,
--mutable-files list- A list of mutable files this package provides, separated by
whitespaces.
-m,
--maintainer string- The package maintainer name and/or email contact.
-n,
--pkgver string- The package name/version tuple, e.g:
'foo-1.0_1'.
-P,
--provides list- A list of virtual packages this package provides, separated by
whitespaces. Example: 'virtualpkg-9999
virtualpkg2-1.0_1'.
-p,
--preserve- If set the package files will be preserved after being updated.
-q,
--quiet- Enable quiet operation.
-R,
--replaces list- A list of package patterns this package replaces, separated by
whitespaces. Example: 'foo>=1.0
blah>=2.0'.
-r,
--reverts list- A list of versions this package reverts, separated by whitespaces.
Example: '2.0_1 2.1_1'.
-S,
--long-desc string- A long description for this package.
-s,
--desc string- A short description for this package, one line with less than 80
characters.
-t,
--tags list- A list of tags (categories) this package should be part of, separated by
whitespaces. Example: 'development nonfree'.
-V,
--version- Show the version information.
--build-options
string- A string containing the build options used in package.
--compression
none | gzip |
bzip2 | xz |
lz4 | zstd- Set the binary package compression format. If unset, defaults to
zstd.
--shlib-provides
list- A list of provided shared libraries, separated by whitespaces. Example:
'libfoo.so.2 libblah.so.1'.
--shlib-requires
list- A list of required shared libraries, separated by whitespaces. Example:
'libz.so.1 libfoo.so.2'.
--alternatives
list- A list of alternatives provided by this package, separated by whitespaces.
Example: 'group:symlink:target
group2:symlink:target'. If symlink is a relative
path, the symlink will be created relative to
target.
-c,
--changelog string- The package changelog string.
xbps-checkvers(1),
xbps-dgraph(1),
xbps-digest(1),
xbps-fbulk(1),
xbps-fetch(1),
xbps-install(1),
xbps-pkgdb(1),
xbps-query(1),
xbps-reconfigure(1),
xbps-remove(1),
xbps-rindex(1),
xbps-uchroot(1),
xbps-uunshare(1),
xbps.d(5)
Juan Romero Pardines <xtraeme@gmail.com>
Probably, but I try to make this not happen. Use it under your own
responsibility and enjoy your life.
Report bugs at https://github.com/void-linux/xbps/issues