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resetpack
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NAME
resetpack - remove all control files managing the compilation within a pack.
SYNOPSIS
resetpack
[
-f
] [
pack1
] [
pack2
] ...
DESCRIPTION
resetpack
remove all the control files managing the compilation within a single pack or a
set of packs. Since
gmkpack
is supposed to manage the source code in a clever way (ie : check and do not
re-make control files if they are up to date, in an attempt to save time), this
command could be useful in case of a failure, or to make sure the compilation
will restart from scratch.
Arguments are optional and can be a list of packs names (directory) visible
from the current directory.
When invoked without argument, the working directory can be any directory
inside a pack.
OPTIONS
- -f
-
By default,
resetpack
asks for confirmation before running. Use this option to force the action
without confirmation.
DIAGNOSTICS
This command will not work if the current directory (if invoked without
argument) or the targetted packs do not look like the inside of a packs. Then
the following message would be displayed :
"The working directory looks neither like the main directory of a pack nor the
inside of a pack. No reset."
AUTHOR
Ryad El Khatib <ryad.elkhatib@meteo.fr>
SEE ALSO
cleanpack(1),
brushpack(1).
Index
- NAME
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- SYNOPSIS
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- DESCRIPTION
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- OPTIONS
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- DIAGNOSTICS
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- AUTHOR
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- SEE ALSO
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