INQUISITOR(1)

NAME
inquisitor - CLI QA tool

Quality assurance program for the package repository

usage: inquisitor [-h] [-q] [-v] [--debug]
                  {manifest,scan,commit-msg,test-install} ...

NAMED ARGUMENTS

-q, --quiet
    Don't display anything but the most important information.

-v, --verbose
    Increase verbosity of output.

--debug
    Skips the cleanup stage after installation so that the contents of temporary directories can be inspected. Note that you will need to clean up leftover files manually.

SUB-COMMANDS

  manifest

Produces Manifest files

inquisitor manifest [-h] [PATH [PATH ...]]

  Positional Arguments

PATH
    scope to process. If not provided defaults to the current working directory

  scan

QA Checks package repositories

inquisitor scan [-h] [--diff [DIFF]] [PATH [PATH ...]]

  Positional Arguments

PATH
    scope to process. If not provided defaults to the current working directory

  Named Arguments

--diff
    Scan files changed since the given git target (branch, commit, etc.)

  commit-msg

Produces a commit message using the working directory. Designed to be used as a git commit-msg hook

inquisitor commit-msg [-h] [--paths [PATHS]] [initial_message]

  Positional Arguments

initial_message
    Path to a file containing a user-supplied message to start from

  Named Arguments

--paths
    Location of the repository to process. If omitted, the current working directory will be used

  test-install

Tests package installation

inquisitor test-install [-h] [--prefix PREFIX] [--no-confirm]
                        arch [FILE [FILE ...]]

  Positional Arguments

arch
    Architecture to test

FILE
    Package files to test

  Named Arguments

--prefix
    Optional existing prefix to use

--no-confirm
    If set, run in non-interactive mode

AUTHOR
Benjamin Winger, Roma Tentser, PopeRigby, Hristos N. Triantafillou, lumbo7332, Pope_Rigby, marius david, marius851000, Basile Thullen, Joel, Nords Morrow, Anonymous, Paul Infield-Harm, Qazaaq, Tenchi, Weblate, gbtb, louisabraham, ultramink

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