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doc: update commands in depot.txt

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Norman Feske 2017-05-31 16:29:01 +02:00
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@ -182,13 +182,13 @@ Package archive
A package archive contains an 'archives' file with a list of archive names
that belong together at runtime. Each listed archive appears on a separate line.
For example, the 'archives' file of the package archive for the window
manager 'wm-2017-05-15' may look as follows:
manager 'wm-2017-05-31' looks as follows:
! genodelabs/raw/wm-2017-05-13
! genodelabs/src/wm-2017-05-15
! genodelabs/src/report_rom-2017-05-14
! genodelabs/src/decorator-2017-05-15
! genodelabs/src/floating_window_layouter-2017-05-15
! genodelabs/raw/wm-2017-05-31
! genodelabs/src/wm-2017-05-31
! genodelabs/src/report_rom-2017-05-31
! genodelabs/src/decorator-2017-05-31
! genodelabs/src/floating_window_layouter-2017-05-31
In contrast to the list of 'used_apis' of a source archive, the content of
the 'archives' file denotes the origin of the respective archives
@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ corresponding user subdirectory must contain two files:
If both the public key and the download locations are defined, the download
tool can be used as follows:
! ./tool/depot/download nfeske/src/zlib-2017-05-30
! ./tool/depot/download genodelabs/src/zlib-2017-05-31
The tool automatically downloads the specified archives and their
dependencies. For example, as the zlib depends on the libc API, the libc API
@ -298,7 +298,7 @@ all binary archives for the 32-bit x86 architecture. Downloaded binary
archives are always accompanied with their corresponding source and used API
archives.
! ./tool/depot/download nfeske/pkg/x86_32/wm-2017-05-30
! ./tool/depot/download genodelabs/pkg/x86_32/wm-2017-05-31
Archive content is not downloaded directly to the depot. Instead, the
individual archives and signature files are downloaded to a quarantine area in
@ -325,7 +325,7 @@ CPU architecture. For example, the following command builds the 'zlib'
library for the 64-bit x86 architecture. It executes four concurrent jobs
during the build process.
! ./tool/depot/build nfeske/bin/x86_64/zlib-2017-05-30 -j4
! ./tool/depot/build genodelabs/bin/x86_64/zlib-2017-05-31 -j4
Note that the command expects a specific version of the source archive as
argument. The depot may contain several versions. So the user has to decide,
@ -364,7 +364,7 @@ be present in the key ring of your GNU privacy guard.
To publish archives, one needs to specify the specific version to publish.
For example:
! ./tool/depot/publish <you>/pkg/wm-2017-05-30
! ./tool/depot/publish <you>/pkg/wm-2017-05-31
The command checks that the specified archive and all dependencies are present
in the depot. It then proceeds with the archiving and signing operations. For