User Guide
- About this Guide
- I First Steps
- II Concepts
- III Setup
- IV Usage
- V Best Practices
- VI Reference
- 21 OBS Architecture
- 22 OBS Concepts
- 23 Build Process
- 24 Build Containers
- 25 Source Management
- 26 SCM Bridge
- 27 Supported Formats
- 28 Request And Review System
- 29 Image Templates
- 30 Multiple Build Description File Handling
- 31 Maintenance Support
- 32 Binary Package Tracking
- 33 Administration
- 34 Scheduling and Dispatching
- 35 Build Constraints
- 36 Building Preinstall Images
- 37 Authorization
- 38 Quality Assurance(QA) Hooks
- 39 openSUSE Factory
- Glossary
- A GNU Licenses
17 osc Example Commands #
This chapter explains and shows OSC commands examples. You could use OBS much more efficiently with OSC commands. $man OSC will show you [GLOBALOPTS], SUBCOMMAND, [OPTS][ARGS....]. You also could find some OSC commands examples from OBS Build Service portal. This chapter will take every OSC command examples from OBS Build Service portal and describes it in here. You could visit Build Service portal OSC command explanation at https://en.opensuse.org/Build_Service/CLI.
17.1 Package Tracking #
With osc it is also possible to manage packages in a SVN like way. This feature is called package tracking and has to be enabled in ~/.oscrc's [general] section
# manage your packages in a svn like way do_package_tracking = 1
Add a new package to a project
osc mkpac [package]Add an already existing directory and its files to a project
osc add [directory]Remove a package and its files from a project
osc deletepac [package]All the commands above only change your local working copy. To submit your changes to the buildservice you have to commit them (osc ci -m [message]). The status command also displays the state of the packages
osc st