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  • index

    Description

    Index bundles from the local file system

    Synopsis:

       index [options]  <bundles...>
    

    Options:

    • [ -b --base <uri> ] URI from which to make paths in the index file relative (default: relative to the output file directory). The specified value must be a prefix of the absolute output file directory in order to have any effect
    • [ -d --directory <file> ] The directory to write the repository index file (default: the current directory)
    • [ -n --name <string> ] The name of the index (default: name of the output file directory)
    • [ -r --repositoryIndex <file> ] The name of the repository index file (default: ‘index.xml’). To enable GZIP compression use the file extension ‘.gz’ (e.g. ‘index.xml.gz’)
    • [ -v --verbose ] prints more processing information
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