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rez [-h] [-i] [-V] [-v] COMMAND ...
COMMAND |
Description |
|---|---|
| bind | Create a Rez package for existing software. |
| build | Build a package from source. |
| config | Print current rez settings. |
| context | Print information about the current rez context, or a given context file. |
| cp | Copy a package from one repository to another. |
| depends | Perform a reverse package dependency lookup. |
| diff | Compare the source code of two packages. |
| env | Open a rez-configured shell, possibly interactive. |
| gui | Run the Rez GUI application. |
| help | Utility for displaying help for the given package. |
| interpret | Execute some Rex code and print the interpreted result. |
| memcache | Manage and query memcache server(s). |
| pip | Install a pip-compatible python package, and its dependencies, as rez packages. |
| pkg-cache | Manipulate a package cache. |
| plugins | Get a list of a package's plugins. |
| python | Start a python interpreter or execute a python script within Rez's own execution context. |
| release | Build a package from source and deploy it. |
| search | Search for packages |
| selftest | Run unit tests. |
| status | Report current status of the environment, or a tool or package etc. |
| suite | Manage a suite or print information about an existing suite. |
| test | Run tests listed in a package's definition file. |
| view | View the contents of a package. |
| yaml2py | Print a package.yaml file in package.py format. |
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i, --info print information about rez and exit (default: False)
-V, --version show program's version number and exit
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez bind [-h] [--quickstart] [-r] [-i PATH] [--no-deps]
[-l] [-s] [-v]
[PKG] ...
Create a Rez package for existing software.
Arguments
PKG package to bind (default: None)
ARG extra arguments to the target bind module. Use '-h' to
show help for the module
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--quickstart bind a set of standard packages to get started
(default: False)
-r, --release install to release path; overrides -i (default: False)
-i PATH, --install-path PATH
install path, defaults to local package path (default:
None)
--no-deps Do not bind dependencies (default: False)
-l, --list list all available bind modules (default: False)
-s, --search search for the bind module but do not perform the bind
(default: False)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez build [-h] [-c] [-i] [-p PATH] [--fail-graph] [-s]
[--view-pre] [--process {local,remote}]
[-b BUILDSYS] [--variants INDEX [INDEX ...]]
[--ba ARGS] [--cba ARGS] [-v]
Build a package from source.
Arguments
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c, --clean clear the current build before rebuilding. (default:
False)
-i, --install install the build to the local packages path. Use
--prefix to choose a custom install path. (default:
False)
-p PATH, --prefix PATH
install to a custom package repository path. (default:
None)
--fail-graph if the build environment fails to resolve due to a
conflict, display the resolve graph as an image.
(default: False)
-s, --scripts create build scripts rather than performing the full
build. Running these scripts will place you into a
build environment, where you can invoke the build
system directly. (default: False)
--view-pre just view the preprocessed package definition, and
exit. (default: False)
--process {local,remote}
the build process to use (default: local).
-b BUILDSYS, --build-system BUILDSYS
the build system to use. If not specified, it is
detected. Set 'build_system' or 'build_command' to
specify the build system in the package itself.
(default: None)
--variants INDEX [INDEX ...]
select variants to build (zero-indexed). (default:
None)
--ba ARGS, --build-args ARGS
arguments to pass to the build system. Alternatively,
list these after a '--'. (default: None)
--cba ARGS, --child-build-args ARGS
arguments to pass to the child build system, if any.
Alternatively, list these after a second '--'.
(default: None)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez config [-h] [--search-list] [--source-list] [-v]
[FIELD]
Print current rez settings.
Arguments
FIELD print the value of a specific setting (default: None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--search-list list the config files searched (default: False)
--source-list list the config files sourced (default: False)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez context [-h] [--req] [--res] [--so] [--su] [-t]
[--which CMD] [-g] [--pg] [--wg FILE]
[--pp PKG] [-i]
[-f {bash,csh,pwsh,sh,tcsh,zsh,dict,table,json}]
[-s {file,eval}] [--no-env] [--diff RXT]
[--fetch] [-v]
[RXT]
Print information about the current rez context, or a given context file.
Arguments
RXT rez context file (current context if not supplied).
Use '-' to read the context from stdin (default: None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--req, --print-request
print only the request list (not including implicits)
(default: False)
--res, --print-resolve
print only the resolve list. Use with --su to print
package URIs (default: False)
--so, --source-order
print resolved packages in order they are sorted,
rather than alphabetical order (default: False)
--su, --show-uris
list resolved package's URIs, rather than the default
'root' filepath (default: False)
-t, --tools print a list of the executables available in the
context (default: False)
--which CMD locate a program within the context (default: None)
-g, --graph display the resolve graph as an image (default: False)
--pg, --print-graph
print the resolve graph as a string (default: False)
--wg FILE, --write-graph FILE
write the resolve graph to FILE (default: None)
--pp PKG, --prune-package PKG
prune the graph down to PKG (default: None)
-i, --interpret interpret the context and print the resulting code
(default: False)
-f {bash,csh,pwsh,sh,tcsh,zsh,dict,table,json}, --format {bash,csh,pwsh,sh,tcsh,zsh,dict,table,json}
print interpreted output in the given format. Ignored
if --interpret is not present (default: bash). If one
of table, dict or json, the environ dict is printed.
-s {file,eval}, --style {file,eval}
Set code output style. Ignored if --interpret is not
present (default: file)
--no-env interpret the context in an empty environment
(default: False)
--diff RXT diff the current context against the given context
(default: None)
--fetch diff the current context against a re-resolved copy of
the current context (default: False)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez complete [-h] [-v]
Arguments
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez cp [-h] [--dest-path PATH] [--paths PATHS] [--nl]
[--reversion VERSION] [--rename NAME] [-o] [-s]
[--follow-symlinks] [-k] [-f] [--allow-empty]
[--dry-run] [--variants INDEX [INDEX ...]]
[--variant-uri URI] [-v]
[PKG]
Copy a package from one repository to another.
Arguments
PKG package to copy (default: None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--dest-path PATH package repository destination path. Defaults to the
same repository as the given package (this is only
supported for renaming and reversioning). (default:
None)
--paths PATHS set package search path (ignores --no-local if set)
(default: None)
--nl, --no-local don't search local packages (default: False)
--reversion VERSION
copy to a different package version (default: None)
--rename NAME copy to a different package name (default: None)
-o, --overwrite overwrite existing package/variants (default: False)
-s, --shallow perform a shallow copy (symlinks topmost directories)
(default: False)
--follow-symlinks
follow symlinks when copying package payload, rather
than copying the symlinks themselves. (default: False)
-k, --keep-timestamp
keep timestamp of source package. Note that this is
ignored if you're copying variant(s) into an existing
package. (default: False)
-f, --force copy package even if it isn't relocatable (use at your
own risk) (default: False)
--allow-empty allow package copy into empty target repository
(default: False)
--dry-run dry run mode (default: False)
--variants INDEX [INDEX ...]
select variants to copy (zero-indexed). (default:
None)
--variant-uri URI
copy variant with the given URI. Ignores --variants.
(default: None)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez depends [-h] [-d DEPTH] [--paths PATHS] [-b] [-p]
[-g] [--pg] [--wg FILE] [-q] [-v]
PKG
Perform a reverse package dependency lookup.
Arguments
PKG package that other packages depend on
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d DEPTH, --depth DEPTH
dependency tree depth limit (default: None)
--paths PATHS set package search path (default: None)
-b, --build-requires
Include build requirements (default: False)
-p, --private-build-requires
Include private build requirements of PKG, if any
(default: False)
-g, --graph display the dependency tree as an image (default:
False)
--pg, --print-graph
print the dependency tree as a string (default: False)
--wg FILE, --write-graph FILE
write the dependency tree to FILE (default: None)
-q, --quiet don't print progress bar or depth indicators (default:
False)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez diff [-h] [-v] PKG1 [PKG2]
Compare the source code of two packages.
Arguments
PKG1 package to diff
PKG2 package to diff against. If not provided, the next
highest versioned package is used (default: None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez env [-h] [--shell {bash,csh,pwsh,sh,tcsh,zsh}]
[--rcfile RCFILE] [--norc] [-c COMMAND] [-s] [--ni]
[--nl] [-b] [--paths PATHS] [-t TIME]
[--max-fails N] [--time-limit SECS] [-o FILE]
[-i FILE] [--exclude RULE [RULE ...]]
[--include RULE [RULE ...]] [--no-filters] [-p]
[--strict] [--patch-rank N] [--no-cache] [-q]
[--fail-graph] [--new-session] [--detached]
[--no-passive] [--stats] [--no-pkg-cache] [-v]
[PKG [PKG ...]]
Open a rez-configured shell, possibly interactive.
Arguments
PKG packages to use in the target environment (default:
None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--shell {bash,csh,pwsh,sh,tcsh,zsh}
target shell type (default: bash)
--rcfile RCFILE source this file instead of the target shell's
standard startup scripts, if possible (default: None)
--norc skip loading of startup scripts (default: False)
-c COMMAND, --command COMMAND
read commands from string. Alternatively, list command
arguments after a '--' (default: None)
-s, --stdin read commands from standard input (default: False)
--ni, --no-implicit
don't add implicit packages to the request (default:
False)
--nl, --no-local don't load local packages (default: False)
-b, --build create a build environment (default: False)
--paths PATHS set package search path (default: None)
-t TIME, --time TIME
ignore packages released after the given time.
Supported formats are: epoch time (eg 1393014494), or
relative time (eg -10s, -5m, -0.5h, -10d) (default:
None)
--max-fails N abort if the number of failed configuration attempts
exceeds N (default: -1)
--time-limit SECS
abort if the resolve time exceeds SECS (default: -1)
-o FILE, --output FILE
store the context into an rxt file, instead of
starting an interactive shell. Note that this will
also store a failed resolve. If you use the special
value '-', the context is written to stdout. (default:
None)
-i FILE, --input FILE
use a previously saved context. Resolve settings, such
as PKG, --ni etc are ignored in this case (default:
None)
--exclude RULE [RULE ...]
add package exclusion filters, eg '*.beta'. Note that
these are added to the globally configured exclusions
(default: None)
--include RULE [RULE ...]
add package inclusion filters, eg 'mypkg', 'boost-*'.
Note that these are added to the globally configured
inclusions (default: None)
--no-filters turn off package filters. Note that any filters
specified with --exclude/--include are still applied
(default: False)
-p, --patch patch the current context to create a new context
(default: False)
--strict strict patching. Ignored if --patch is not present
(default: False)
--patch-rank N patch rank. Ignored if --patch is not present
(default: 0)
--no-cache do not fetch cached resolves (default: False)
-q, --quiet run in quiet mode (hides welcome message) (default:
False)
--fail-graph if the build environment fails to resolve due to a
conflict, display the resolve graph as an image.
(default: False)
--new-session start the shell in a new process group (default:
False)
--detached open a separate terminal (default: False)
--no-passive only print actions that affect the solve (has an
effect only when verbosity is enabled) (default:
False)
--stats print advanced solver stats (default: False)
--no-pkg-cache Disable package caching (default: False)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez forward [-h] [-v] YAML ...
Arguments
YAML
ARG
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez gui [-h] [--diff RXT1 RXT2] [-v] [FILE [FILE ...]]
Run the Rez GUI application.
Arguments
FILE context files (default: None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--diff RXT1 RXT2 open in diff mode with the given contexts (default:
None)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez help [-h] [-m] [-e] [-v] [PACKAGE] [SECTION]
Utility for displaying help for the given package.
Arguments
PACKAGE package name (default: None)
SECTION Help section to view (1..N) (default: 1)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-m, --manual Load the rez technical user manual (default: False)
-e, --entries Just print each help entry (default: False)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez interpret [-h]
[-f {bash,csh,pwsh,sh,tcsh,zsh,dict,table}]
[--no-env] [--pv VAR [VAR ...]] [-v]
FILE
Execute some Rex code and print the interpreted result.
Arguments
FILE file containing rex code to execute
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f {bash,csh,pwsh,sh,tcsh,zsh,dict,table}, --format {bash,csh,pwsh,sh,tcsh,zsh,dict,table}
print output in the given format. If None, the current
shell language (bash) is used (default: None)
--no-env interpret the code in an empty environment (default:
False)
--pv VAR [VAR ...], --parent-variables VAR [VAR ...]
environment variables to update rather than overwrite
on first reference. If this is set to the special
value 'all', all variables will be treated this way
(default: None)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez memcache [-h] [--flush] [--stats] [--reset-stats]
[--poll] [--interval SECS] [--warm] [-v]
Manage and query memcache server(s).
Arguments
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--flush flush all cache entries (default: False)
--stats list stats (default: False)
--reset-stats reset statistics (default: False)
--poll continually poll, showing get/sets per second (default:
False)
--interval SECS interval (in seconds) used when polling (default: 1.0)
--warm warm the cache server with visible packages (default:
False)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez pip [-h] [--python-version VERSION]
[--pip-version VERSION] [-i] [-s] [-r] [-p PATH]
[-e ...] [-v]
PACKAGE
Install a pip-compatible python package, and its dependencies, as rez packages.
Arguments
PACKAGE package to install or archive/url to install from
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--python-version VERSION
python version (rez package) to use, default is
latest. Note that the pip package(s) will be installed
with a dependency on python-MAJOR.MINOR. (default:
None)
--pip-version VERSION
pip version (rez package) to use, default is latest.
This option is deprecated and will be removed in the
future. (default: None)
-i, --install install the package (default: False)
-s, --search search for the package on PyPi (default: False)
-r, --release install as released package; if not set, package is
installed locally only (default: False)
-p PATH, --prefix PATH
install to a custom package repository path. (default:
None)
-e ..., --extra ...
extra args passthrough to pip install (overrides pre-
configured args if specified) (default: None)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez pkg-cache [-h] [-a URI [URI ...] | --logs | -r URI
[URI ...] | --clean]
[-c {status,package,variant_uri,orig_path,cache_path} [{status,package,variant_uri,orig_path,cache_path} ...]]
[-f] [-v]
[DIR]
Manipulate a package cache.
Arguments
DIR Package cache directory; will use config setting
'cache_packages_path' if not provided (default: None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a URI [URI ...], --add-variants URI [URI ...]
Add variants to the cache (default: None)
--logs View logs (default: False)
-r URI [URI ...], --remove-variants URI [URI ...]
Remove variants from cache (default: None)
--clean Remove unused variants and other cache files pending
deletion (default: False)
-c {status,package,variant_uri,orig_path,cache_path} [{status,package,variant_uri,orig_path,cache_path} ...], --columns {status,package,variant_uri,orig_path,cache_path} [{status,package,variant_uri,orig_path,cache_path} ...]
Columns to print, choose from: status, package,
variant_uri, orig_path, cache_path (default:
['status', 'package', 'variant_uri', 'cache_path'])
-f, --force Force a package add, even if package is not cachable.
Only applicable with --add (default: False)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez plugins [-h] [--paths PATHS] [-v] PKG
Get a list of a package's plugins.
Arguments
PKG package to list plugins for
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--paths PATHS set package search path (default: None)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez python [-h] [-v] [FILE]
Start a python interpreter or execute a python script within Rez's own execution context. Unrecognised args are passed directly to the underlying python interpreter.
Arguments
FILE python script to execute (default: None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez release [-h] [-m MESSAGE] [--vcs {git,hg,stub}]
[--no-latest] [--ignore-existing-tag]
[--skip-repo-errors] [--no-message]
[--process {local,remote}] [-b BUILDSYS]
[--variants INDEX [INDEX ...]] [--ba ARGS]
[--cba ARGS] [-v]
Build a package from source and deploy it.
Arguments
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-m MESSAGE, --message MESSAGE
release message (default: None)
--vcs {git,hg,stub}
force the vcs type to use (default: None)
--no-latest allows release of version earlier than the latest
release. (default: False)
--ignore-existing-tag
perform the release even if the repository is already
tagged at the current version. If the config setting
plugins.release_vcs.check_tag is false, this option
has no effect. (default: False)
--skip-repo-errors
release even if repository-related errors occur. DO
NOT use this option unless you absolutely must release
a package, despite there being a problem (such as
inability to contact the repository server) (default:
False)
--no-message do not prompt for release message. (default: False)
--process {local,remote}
the build process to use (default: local).
-b BUILDSYS, --build-system BUILDSYS
the build system to use. If not specified, it is
detected. Set 'build_system' or 'build_command' to
specify the build system in the package itself.
(default: None)
--variants INDEX [INDEX ...]
select variants to build (zero-indexed). (default:
None)
--ba ARGS, --build-args ARGS
arguments to pass to the build system. Alternatively,
list these after a '--'. (default: None)
--cba ARGS, --child-build-args ARGS
arguments to pass to the child build system, if any.
Alternatively, list these after a second '--'.
(default: None)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez search [-h] [-t {package,family,variant,auto}] [--nl]
[--validate] [--paths PATHS] [-f FORMAT]
[--no-newlines] [-l] [-e] [--nw]
[--before BEFORE] [--after AFTER] [-s] [-v]
[PKG]
Search for packages
Arguments
PKG packages to search, glob-style patterns are supported
(default: None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t {package,family,variant,auto}, --type {package,family,variant,auto}
type of resource to search for. If 'auto', either
packages or package families are searched, depending
on the value of PKG (default: auto)
--nl, --no-local don't search local packages (default: False)
--validate validate each resource that is found (default: False)
--paths PATHS set package search path (ignores --no-local if set)
(default: None)
-f FORMAT, --format FORMAT
format package output, eg --format='{qualified_name} |
{description}'. Valid fields include: authors, base,
build_requires, changelog, commands, description,
index, name, num_variants, post_commands,
pre_commands, private_build_requires, qualified_name,
release_message, requires, revision, root, timestamp,
tools, uri, uuid, variants, version (default: None)
--no-newlines print newlines as '\n' rather than actual newlines
(default: False)
-l, --latest when searching packages, only show the latest version
of each package (default: False)
-e, --errors only print packages containing errors (implies
--validate) (default: False)
--nw, --no-warnings
suppress warnings (default: False)
--before BEFORE only show packages released before the given time.
Supported formats are: epoch time (eg 1393014494), or
relative time (eg -10s, -5m, -0.5h, -10d) (default: 0)
--after AFTER only show packages released after the given time.
Supported formats are: epoch time (eg 1393014494), or
relative time (eg -10s, -5m, -0.5h, -10d) (default: 0)
-s, --sort print results in sorted order (deprecated) (default:
False)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez selftest [-h] [-s SHELL] [--build] [--commands]
[--completion] [--config] [--context]
[--copy_package] [--formatter] [--imports]
[--package_cache] [--packages]
[--packages_order] [--pip_utils]
[--release] [--resources_] [--rex]
[--schema] [--shells] [--solver]
[--suites] [--utils] [--version] [-v]
[NAMED_TEST [NAMED_TEST ...]]
Run unit tests.
Arguments
NAMED_TEST a specific test module/class/method to run; may be
repeated multiple times; if no tests are given,
through this or other flags, all tests are run
(default: [])
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-s SHELL, --only-shell SHELL
limit shell-dependent tests to the specified shell
(default: None)
--build test the build system (default: [])
--commands test package commands (default: [])
--completion test completions (default: [])
--config test configuration settings (default: [])
--context test resolved contexts (default: [])
--copy_package test package copying (default: [])
--formatter test rex string formatting (default: [])
--imports test importing of all source (default: [])
--package_cache Test package caching (default: [])
--packages test package iteration, serialization etc (default:
[])
--packages_order Test cases for package_order.py (package ordering)
(default: [])
--pip_utils test the pip utilities (default: [])
--release test the release system (default: [])
--resources_ test core resource system (default: [])
--rex test the rex command generator API (default: [])
--schema unit tests for 'schema' module (default: [])
--shells test shell invocation (default: [])
--solver test dependency resolving algorithm (default: [])
--suites test suites (default: [])
--utils unit tests for 'utils.filesystem' module (default: [])
--version unit tests for 'version' module (default: [])
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez status [-h] [-t] [-v] [OBJECT]
Report current status of the environment, or a tool or package etc.
Arguments
OBJECT object to query - this could be a tool, package, context
or suite. If not provided, a summary of the current
environment is shown. (default: None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t, --tools List visible tools. In this mode, OBJECT can be a glob
pattern such as 'foo*' (default: False)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez suite [-h] [-l] [-t] [--which TOOL] [--validate]
[--create] [-c NAME] [-i] [-a RXT] [-P CHAR]
[-r NAME] [-d DESC] [-p PREFIX] [-s SUFFIX]
[--hide TOOL] [--unhide TOOL]
[--alias TOOL ALIAS] [--unalias TOOL] [-b NAME]
[--find-request PKG] [--find-resolve PKG] [-v]
[DIR]
Manage a suite or print information about an existing suite.
Arguments
DIR directory of suite to create or manage (default: None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l, --list list visible suites (default: False)
-t, --tools print a list of the executables available in the suite
(default: False)
--which TOOL print path to the tool in the suite, if it exists
(default: None)
--validate validate the suite (default: False)
--create create an empty suite at DIR (default: False)
-c NAME, --context NAME
specify a context name (only used when using a
context-specific option, such as --add) (default:
None)
-i, --interactive
enter an interactive shell in the given context
(default: False)
-a RXT, --add RXT
add a context to the suite (default: None)
-P CHAR, --prefix-char CHAR
set the char used to access rez options via a suite
tool for the context being added (default: '+'). If
set to the empty string, rez options are disabled.
This option is only used in combination with --add
(default: None)
-r NAME, --remove NAME
remove a context from the suite (default: None)
-d DESC, --description DESC
set the description of a context in the suite
(default: None)
-p PREFIX, --prefix PREFIX
set the prefix of a context in the suite (default:
None)
-s SUFFIX, --suffix SUFFIX
set the suffix of a context in the suite (default:
None)
--hide TOOL hide a tool of a context in the suite (default: None)
--unhide TOOL unhide a tool of a context in the suite (default:
None)
--alias TOOL ALIAS
create an alias for a tool in the suite (default:
None)
--unalias TOOL remove an alias for a tool in the suite (default:
None)
-b NAME, --bump NAME
bump a context, making its tools higher priority than
others (default: None)
--find-request PKG
find the contexts that contain the given package in
the request (default: None)
--find-resolve PKG
find the contexts that contain the given package in
the resolve (default: None)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez test [-h] [-l] [--dry-run] [-s] [--inplace]
[--extra-packages PKG [PKG ...]] [--paths PATHS]
[--nl] [-v]
PKG [TEST [TEST ...]]
Run tests listed in a package's definition file.
Arguments
PKG package run tests on
TEST tests to run (run all if not provided) (default: None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l, --list list package's tests and exit (default: False)
--dry-run dry-run mode: show what tests would have been run, but
do not run them (default: False)
-s, --stop-on-fail
stop on first test failure (default: False)
--inplace run tests in the current environment. Any test whose
requirements are not met by the current environment is
skipped (default: False)
--extra-packages PKG [PKG ...]
extra packages to add to test environment (default:
None)
--paths PATHS set package search path (default: None)
--nl, --no-local don't load local packages (default: False)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez view [-h] [-f {py,yaml}] [-a] [-b] [-c] [-v] PKG
View the contents of a package.
Arguments
PKG the package to view
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f {py,yaml}, --format {py,yaml}
format to print the package in (default: yaml)
-a, --all show all package data, including release-related
fields (default: False)
-b, --brief do not print extraneous info, such as package uri
(default: False)
-c, --current show the package in the current context, if any
(default: False)
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
rez yaml2py [-h] [-v] [PATH]
Print a package.yaml file in package.py format.
Arguments
PATH path to yaml to convert, or directory to search for
package.yaml; cwd if not provided (default: None)
Flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity (default: 0)
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