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  • man/bst-artifact-server.1
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    +.TH "BST-ARTIFACT-SERVER" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst-artifact-server Manual"
    2 
    +.SH NAME
    3 
    +bst-artifact-server \- CAS Artifact Server
    4 
    +.SH SYNOPSIS
    5 
    +.B bst-artifact-server
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    +[OPTIONS] REPO
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    +.SH OPTIONS
    8 
    +.TP
    9 
    +\fB\-p,\fP \-\-port INTEGER
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    +Port number  [required]
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    +.TP
    12 
    +\fB\-\-server\-key\fP TEXT
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    +Private server key for TLS (PEM-encoded)
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    +.TP
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    +\fB\-\-server\-cert\fP TEXT
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    +Public server certificate for TLS (PEM-encoded)
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    +.TP
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    +\fB\-\-client\-certs\fP TEXT
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    +Public client certificates for TLS (PEM-encoded)
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    +.TP
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    +\fB\-\-enable\-push\fP
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    +Allow clients to upload blobs and update artifact cache
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  • man/bst-build.1
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    -.TH "BST BUILD" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst build Manual"
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    +.TH "BST BUILD" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst build Manual"
    2 2 
     .SH NAME
    3 3 
     bst\-build \- Build elements in a pipeline
    4 4 
     .SH SYNOPSIS

  • man/bst-checkout.1
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    -.TH "BST CHECKOUT" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst checkout Manual"
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    +.TH "BST CHECKOUT" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst checkout Manual"
    2 2 
     .SH NAME
    3 3 
     bst\-checkout \- Checkout a built artifact
    4 4 
     .SH SYNOPSIS
    ... ... @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Checkout a built artifact to the specified location
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     \fB\-f,\fP \-\-force
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     Allow files to be overwritten
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     .TP
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    -\fB\-f,\fP \-\-deps
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    +\fB\-d,\fP \-\-deps [run|none]
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     The dependencies to checkout (default: run)
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     .TP
    18 18 
     \fB\-\-integrate\fP / \-\-no\-integrate
    ... ... @@ -22,5 +22,4 @@ Whether to run integration commands
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     Checkout hardlinks instead of copies (handle with care)
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     .TP
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     \fB\-\-tar\fP
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    -Create a tarball from the artifact contents instead of a file tree. If
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    -LOCATION is '-', the tarball will be dumped to the standard output.
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    +Create a tarball from the artifact contents instead of a file tree. If LOCATION is '-', the tarball will be dumped to the standard output.
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  • man/bst-fetch.1
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    -.TH "BST FETCH" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst fetch Manual"
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    +.TH "BST FETCH" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst fetch Manual"
    2 2 
     .SH NAME
    3 3 
     bst\-fetch \- Fetch sources in a pipeline
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     .SH SYNOPSIS
    ... ... @@ -6,14 +6,14 @@ bst\-fetch \- Fetch sources in a pipeline
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     [OPTIONS] [ELEMENTS]...
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     .SH DESCRIPTION
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     Fetch sources required to build the pipeline
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    -
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    +.PP
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     By default this will only try to fetch sources which are
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     required for the build plan of the specified target element,
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     omitting sources for any elements which are already built
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     and available in the artifact cache.
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    -
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    +.PP
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     Specify `--deps` to control which sources to fetch:
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    -
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    +.PP
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    18 18 
         none:  No dependencies, just the element itself
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         plan:  Only dependencies required for the build plan

  • man/bst-help.1
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    +.TH "BST HELP" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst help Manual"
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    +.SH NAME
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    +bst\-help \- Print usage information
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    +.SH SYNOPSIS
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    +.B bst help
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    +[OPTIONS] COMMAND
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    +.SH DESCRIPTION
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    +Print usage information about a given command
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    +
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  • man/bst-init.1
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    -.TH "BST INIT" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst init Manual"
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    +.TH "BST INIT" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst init Manual"
    2 2 
     .SH NAME
    3 3 
     bst\-init \- Initialize a new BuildStream project
    4 4 
     .SH SYNOPSIS
    ... ... @@ -6,10 +6,10 @@ bst\-init \- Initialize a new BuildStream project
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     [OPTIONS]
    7 7 
     .SH DESCRIPTION
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     Initialize a new BuildStream project
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    -
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    +.PP
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     Creates a new BuildStream project.conf in the project
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     directory.
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    -
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    +.PP
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     Unless `--project-name` is specified, this will be an
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     interactive session.
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     .SH OPTIONS
    ... ... @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ interactive session.
    18 18 
     The project name to use
    19 19 
     .TP
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     \fB\-\-format\-version\fP INTEGER
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    -The required format version (default: 8)
    21 
    +The required format version (default: 18)
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     .TP
    23 23 
     \fB\-\-element\-path\fP PATH
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     The subdirectory to store elements in (default: elements)

  • man/bst-pull.1
    1 
    -.TH "BST PULL" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst pull Manual"
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    +.TH "BST PULL" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst pull Manual"
    2 2 
     .SH NAME
    3 3 
     bst\-pull \- Pull a built artifact
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     .SH SYNOPSIS
    ... ... @@ -6,13 +6,13 @@ bst\-pull \- Pull a built artifact
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     [OPTIONS] [ELEMENTS]...
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     .SH DESCRIPTION
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     Pull a built artifact from the configured remote artifact cache.
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    -
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    +.PP
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     By default the artifact will be pulled one of the configured caches
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     if possible, following the usual priority order. If the `--remote` flag
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     is given, only the specified cache will be queried.
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    -
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    +.PP
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     Specify `--deps` to control which artifacts to pull:
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    -
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    +.PP
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         none:  No dependencies, just the element itself
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         all:   All dependencies

  • man/bst-push.1
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    -.TH "BST PUSH" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst push Manual"
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    +.TH "BST PUSH" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst push Manual"
    2 2 
     .SH NAME
    3 3 
     bst\-push \- Push a built artifact
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     .SH SYNOPSIS
    ... ... @@ -6,12 +6,12 @@ bst\-push \- Push a built artifact
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     [OPTIONS] [ELEMENTS]...
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     .SH DESCRIPTION
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     Push a built artifact to a remote artifact cache.
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    -
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    +.PP
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     The default destination is the highest priority configured cache. You can
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     override this by passing a different cache URL with the `--remote` flag.
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    -
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    +.PP
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     Specify `--deps` to control which artifacts to push:
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    -
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    +.PP
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         none:  No dependencies, just the element itself
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         all:   All dependencies

  • man/bst-shell.1
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    -.TH "BST SHELL" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst shell Manual"
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    +.TH "BST SHELL" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst shell Manual"
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     .SH NAME
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     bst\-shell \- Shell into an element's sandbox environment
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     .SH SYNOPSIS
    ... ... @@ -6,18 +6,18 @@ bst\-shell \- Shell into an element's sandbox environment
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     [OPTIONS] ELEMENT [COMMAND]...
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     .SH DESCRIPTION
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     Run a command in the target element's sandbox environment
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    -
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    +.PP
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     This will stage a temporary sysroot for running the target
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     element, assuming it has already been built and all required
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     artifacts are in the local cache.
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    -
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    +.PP
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     Use the --build option to create a temporary sysroot for
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     building the element instead.
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    -
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    +.PP
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     Use the --sysroot option with an existing failed build
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     directory or with a checkout of the given target, in order
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     to use a specific sysroot.
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    -
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     If no COMMAND is specified, the default is to attempt
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     to run an interactive shell.
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     .SH OPTIONS

  • man/bst-show.1
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    -.TH "BST SHOW" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst show Manual"
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    +.TH "BST SHOW" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst show Manual"
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     .SH NAME
    3 3 
     bst\-show \- Show elements in the pipeline
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     .SH SYNOPSIS
    ... ... @@ -6,25 +6,25 @@ bst\-show \- Show elements in the pipeline
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     [OPTIONS] [ELEMENTS]...
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     .SH DESCRIPTION
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     Show elements in the pipeline
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    -
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     By default this will show all of the dependencies of the
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     specified target element.
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    -
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    +.PP
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     Specify `--deps` to control which elements to show:
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    -
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    +.PP
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         none:  No dependencies, just the element itself
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         plan:  Dependencies required for a build plan
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         run:   Runtime dependencies, including the element itself
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         build: Build time dependencies, excluding the element itself
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         all:   All dependencies
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    -
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    +.PP
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     FORMAT
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     ~~~~~~
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     The --format option controls what should be printed for each element,
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     the following symbols can be used in the format string:
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    -
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         %{name}           The element name
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         %{key}            The abbreviated cache key (if all sources are consistent)
    ... ... @@ -36,17 +36,17 @@ the following symbols can be used in the format string:
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         %{public}         Public domain data
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         %{workspaced}     If the element is workspaced
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         %{workspace-dirs} A list of workspace directories
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    -
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     The value of the %{symbol} without the leading '%' character is understood
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     as a pythonic formatting string, so python formatting features apply,
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     examle:
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    -
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    +.PP
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         bst show target.bst --format \
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             'Name: %{name: ^20} Key: %{key: ^8} State: %{state}'
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    -
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    +.PP
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     If you want to use a newline in a format string in bash, use the '$' modifier:
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         bst show target.bst --format \
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             $'---------- %{name} ----------\n%{vars}'
    ... ... @@ -62,7 +62,4 @@ The dependencies to show (default: all)
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     Staging or alphabetic ordering of dependencies
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     .TP
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     \fB\-f,\fP \-\-format FORMAT
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    -Format string for each element
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    -.TP
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    -\fB\-\-downloadable\fP
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    -Refresh downloadable state
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    +Format string for each element
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  • man/bst-source-bundle.1
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    -.TH "BST SOURCE-BUNDLE" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst source-bundle Manual"
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    +.TH "BST SOURCE-BUNDLE" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst source-bundle Manual"
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     .SH NAME
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     bst\-source-bundle \- Produce a build bundle to be manually executed
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     .SH SYNOPSIS
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     .B bst source-bundle
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    -[OPTIONS] TARGET
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    +[OPTIONS] ELEMENT
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     .SH DESCRIPTION
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     Produce a source bundle to be manually executed
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    ... ... @@ -16,10 +16,10 @@ Elements to except from the tarball
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     Compress the tar file using the given algorithm.
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     .TP
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     \fB\-\-track\fP
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    -Track new source references before building
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    +Track new source references before bundling
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     .TP
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     \fB\-f,\fP \-\-force
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    -Overwrite files existing in checkout directory
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    +Overwrite an existing tarball
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     .TP
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     \fB\-\-directory\fP TEXT
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     The directory to write the tarball to
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  • man/bst-source-checkout.1
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    +.TH "BST SOURCE-CHECKOUT" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst source-checkout Manual"
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    +.SH NAME
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    +bst\-source-checkout \- Checkout sources for an element
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    +.SH SYNOPSIS
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    +.B bst source-checkout
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    +[OPTIONS] ELEMENT LOCATION
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    +.SH DESCRIPTION
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    +Checkout sources of an element to the specified location
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    +
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    +.SH OPTIONS
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    +.TP
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    +\fB\-\-except\fP PATH
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    +Except certain dependencies
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    +.TP
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    +\fB\-d,\fP \-\-deps [build|none|run|all]
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    +The dependencies whose sources to checkout (default: none)
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    +.TP
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    +\fB\-\-fetch\fP
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    +Fetch elements if they are not fetched
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  • man/bst-track.1
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    -.TH "BST TRACK" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst track Manual"
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    +.TH "BST TRACK" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst track Manual"
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     .SH NAME
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     bst\-track \- Track new source references
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     .SH SYNOPSIS
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     .SH DESCRIPTION
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     Consults the specified tracking branches for new versions available
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     By default this will track just the specified element, but you can also
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     update a whole tree of dependencies in one go.
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     Specify `--deps` to control which sources to track:
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         none:  No dependencies, just the specified elements
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         all:   All dependencies of all specified elements

  • man/bst-workspace-close.1
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    -.TH "BST WORKSPACE CLOSE" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst workspace close Manual"
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    +.TH "BST WORKSPACE CLOSE" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst workspace close Manual"
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     .SH NAME
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     bst\-workspace\-close \- Close workspaces
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     .SH SYNOPSIS

  • man/bst-workspace-list.1
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    -.TH "BST WORKSPACE LIST" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst workspace list Manual"
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    +.TH "BST WORKSPACE LIST" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst workspace list Manual"
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     .SH NAME
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     bst\-workspace\-list \- List open workspaces
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     .SH SYNOPSIS
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     .B bst workspace list
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     [OPTIONS]
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     .SH DESCRIPTION
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    -List open workspaces
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    +List open workspaces

  • man/bst-workspace-open.1
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    -.TH "BST WORKSPACE OPEN" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst workspace open Manual"
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    +.TH "BST WORKSPACE OPEN" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst workspace open Manual"
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     .SH NAME
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     bst\-workspace\-open \- Open a new workspace
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     .SH SYNOPSIS
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     .B bst workspace open
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    -[OPTIONS] ELEMENT DIRECTORY
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     .SH DESCRIPTION
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     Open a workspace for manual source modification
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     .SH OPTIONS
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     Do not checkout the source, only link to the given directory
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     .TP
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     .TP
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    +Track and fetch new source references before checking out the workspace
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  • man/bst-workspace-reset.1
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    -.TH "BST WORKSPACE RESET" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst workspace reset Manual"
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    +.TH "BST WORKSPACE RESET" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst workspace reset Manual"
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     .SH NAME
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     bst\-workspace\-reset \- Reset a workspace to its original state
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     .SH SYNOPSIS
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     Reset a workspace to its original state
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     .SH OPTIONS
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  • man/bst-workspace.1
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    -.TH "BST WORKSPACE" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst workspace Manual"
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     .SH NAME
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     bst\-workspace \- Manipulate developer workspaces
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     .SH SYNOPSIS
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       Close workspaces
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       See \fBbst workspace-close(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBclose\fP command.
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       Reset a workspace to its original state
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       See \fBbst workspace-reset(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBreset\fP command.
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    +.PP
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    +\fBlist\fP
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  • man/bst.1
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    -.TH "BST" "1" "26-Apr-2018" "" "bst Manual"
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    +.TH "BST" "1" "29-Nov-2018" "" "bst Manual"
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     .SH NAME
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     bst \- Build and manipulate BuildStream projects...
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     .SH SYNOPSIS
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     [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
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     .SH DESCRIPTION
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     Build and manipulate BuildStream projects
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     Most of the main options override options in the
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     .SH OPTIONS
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     \fB\-\-version\fP
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     Configuration file to use
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     .TP
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     .TP
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     Specify a project option
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     .SH COMMANDS
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     .PP
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    -  Checkout a built artifact
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    -  Fetch sources in a pipeline
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    -  See \fBbst-fetch(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBfetch\fP command.
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    -  Produce a build bundle to be manually executed
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    -  Manipulate developer workspaces
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    -  See \fBbst-workspace(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBworkspace\fP command.
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    -  Track new source references
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     .PP
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     \fBinit\fP
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       Initialize a new BuildStream project
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       Build elements in a pipeline
    108 82 
       See \fBbst-build(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBbuild\fP command.
    109 
    -
    83 
    +.PP
    84 
    +\fBfetch\fP
    85 
    +  Fetch sources in a pipeline
    86 
    +  See \fBbst-fetch(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBfetch\fP command.
    87 
    +.PP
    88 
    +\fBtrack\fP
    89 
    +  Track new source references
    90 
    +  See \fBbst-track(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBtrack\fP command.
    110 91 
     .PP
    111 92 
     \fBpull\fP
    112 93 
       Pull a built artifact
    113 94 
       See \fBbst-pull(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBpull\fP command.
    114 
    -
    115 95 
     .PP
    116 96 
     \fBpush\fP
    117 97 
       Push a built artifact
    118 98 
       See \fBbst-push(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBpush\fP command.
    99 
    +.PP
    100 
    +\fBshow\fP
    101 
    +  Show elements in the pipeline
    102 
    +  See \fBbst-show(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBshow\fP command.
    103 
    +.PP
    104 
    +\fBshell\fP
    105 
    +  Shell into an element's sandbox environment
    106 
    +  See \fBbst-shell(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBshell\fP command.
    107 
    +.PP
    108 
    +\fBcheckout\fP
    109 
    +  Checkout a built artifact
    110 
    +  See \fBbst-checkout(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBcheckout\fP command.
    111 
    +.PP
    112 
    +\fBsource-checkout\fP
    113 
    +  Checkout sources for an element
    114 
    +  See \fBbst-source-checkout(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBsource-checkout\fP command.
    115 
    +.PP
    116 
    +\fBworkspace\fP
    117 
    +  Manipulate developer workspaces
    118 
    +  See \fBbst-workspace(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBworkspace\fP command.
    119 
    +.PP
    120 
    +\fBsource-bundle\fP
    121 
    +  Produce a build bundle to be manually executed
    122 
    +  See \fBbst-source-bundle(1)\fP for full documentation on the \fBsource-bundle\fP command.
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