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    Description

    Resolve a number of bndrun files (either standalone or based on the workspace) and print the bundles

    Synopsis:

       resolve [options]  <<path>...>
    

    Options:

    • [ -b --bundles ] Print out the bundles
    • [ -d --dot ] Create a dependency file
    • [ -e --exclude <string;> ] Exclude files by pattern
    • [ -f --files ] Print out the bundle files
    • [ -o --optionals ] Show the optionals
    • [ -p --project <string> ] Identify another project
    • [ -q --quiet ] Quiet
    • [ -r --runorder <runorder> ] Override the -runorder
    • [ -u --urls ] Print out the bundle urls
    • [ -v --verbose ] prints more processing information
    • [ -w --workspace <string> ] Use the following workspace
    • [ -W --write ] Write -runbundles instruction back to the file
    • [ -x --xchange ] Fail on changes

    Available sub-commands

    • dot - Create a dot file
    • repos -
    • resolve - Resolve a bndrun file
    • validate - Resolve a repository index against a base to determine if the index is ‘complete’

    dot

    Create a dot file

    Synopsis:

       dot [options]  <bndrun-file>
    
    Options:
    • [ -o --output <string> ] Send to file
    • [ -q --quiet ] Quiet
    • [ -r --runorder <runorder> ] Override the -runorder

    repos

    Synopsis:

       repos [options]  ...
    
    Options:
    • [ -w --workspace <string> ]

    resolve

    Resolve a bndrun file

    Synopsis:

       resolve [options]  <<path>...>
    
    Options:
    • [ -b --bundles ] Print out the bundles
    • [ -d --dot ] Create a dependency file
    • [ -e --exclude <string;> ] Exclude files by pattern
    • [ -f --files ] Print out the bundle files
    • [ -o --optionals ] Show the optionals
    • [ -p --project <string> ] Identify another project
    • [ -q --quiet ] Quiet
    • [ -r --runorder <runorder> ] Override the -runorder
    • [ -u --urls ] Print out the bundle urls
    • [ -v --verbose ] prints more processing information
    • [ -w --workspace <string> ] Use the following workspace
    • [ -W --write ] Write -runbundles instruction back to the file
    • [ -x --xchange ] Fail on changes

    validate

    Resolve a repository index against a base to determine if the index is ‘complete’

    Synopsis:

       validate [options]  <[index-path]>
    
    Options:
    • [ -a --all ] Include all output details
    • [ -c --capabilities <parameters> ] Specify a set of capabilities provided by the base
    • [ -C --core <osgi_core> ] Specify the framework version used as part of the base, [R4_0_1 R4_2_1 R4_3_0 R4_3_1 R5_0_0 R6_0_0 R7_0_0 R8_0_0]
    • [ -e --ee <ee> ] Specify the execution environment used as part of the base, default is JavaSE_1_8
    • [ -f --failedshow ] Show resolution failed errors
    • [ -p --packages <parameters> ] Specify a set of packages provided by the base
    • [ -s --system <string> ] Specify a system file used as the base (more commonly referred to as a ‘distro’)
    • [ -u --unused ] Show any unused entries. This will only try to resolve the workspace entries and then list the entries in the repos that are not used
    • [ -x --xref ] List cross reference: mimssing-req -> resources*
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