rez-search

Usage

rez search [-h] [-t {package,family,variant,auto}] [--nl] [--validate]
                  [--paths PATHS] [-f FORMAT] [--no-newlines] [-l] [-e] [--nw]
                  [--before BEFORE] [--after AFTER] [-v]
                  [PKG]

description

Search for packages

Options

-t, --type

type of resource to search for. If auto, either packages or package families are searched, depending on the value of PKG

Choices: package, family, variant, auto

Default: auto

--nl, --no-local

don’t search local packages

--validate

validate each resource that is found

--paths

set package search path (ignores --no-local if set)

-f, --format

format package output, eg ‘{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

--no-newlines

print newlines as \n rather than actual newlines

-l, --latest

when searching packages, only show the latest version of each package

-e, --errors

only print packages containing errors (implies --validate)

--nw, --no-warnings

suppress warnings

--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

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

-v, --verbose

verbose mode, repeat for more verbosity