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From chroot-git 2.33.1, we always have an executable named git for other build infrastructure and lints. Let's remove the shenanegan to find which git to be used, prepend the path to chroot-git's git into $PATH, and let's the shell call the correct git for us instead. |
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| lint-commits | ||
| lint-conflicts | ||
| lint-version-change | ||
| lint2annotations.awk | ||
| README.xbps-cycles.md | ||
| xbps-cycles.py | ||
Cycle detector for void-packages
This script enumerates dependencies for packages in a void-packages repository and identifies build-time dependency cycles.
For command syntax, run xbps-cycles.py -h. Often, it may be sufficient to run
xbps-cycles.py with no arguments. By default, the script will look for a
repository at $XBPS_DISTDIR; if that variable is not defined, the current
directory is used instead. To override this behavior, use the -d option to
provide the path to your desired void-packages clone.
The standard behavior will be to spawn multiple processes, one per CPU, to
enumerate package dependencies. This is by far the most time-consuming part of
the execution. To override the degree of parallelism, use the -j option.
Dependencies can be cached on disk, one file per package, in directory
passed with -c option. On next execution with same option, dependencies are
read from file rather than computed.
Failures should be harmless but, at this early stage, unlikely to be pretty or even helpful.