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Every command in arch
is accessed via the program tla
, using an
ordinary sub-command syntax:
% tla <sub-command> <options> <parameters>
A list of sub-commands can be obtained from:
% tla help
A brief summary of the options to any command is given by:
% tla <sub-command> -h
A more detailed help message for each command is given by:
% tla <sub-command> -H
For example, try:
% tla make-archive -H create a new archive directory usage: make-archive [options] name directory -h, --help Display a help message and exit. -H, Display a verbose help message and exit. -V, --version Display a release identifier string and exit. -m, --mirror MASTER create mirror of specified archive NAME is the global name for the archive. It must be an email address with a fully qualified domain name, optionally followed by "--" and a string of letters, digits, periods and dashes. With --mirror, label the new archive as a mirror of MASTER. Ordinary commits can not be made to a mirror archive, however the command "tla archive-mirror" can write to a mirror.
There is a great deal of regularity among commands regarding option names and parameter syntax. Hopefully, you'll pick this up as you learn the various commands.
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