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| PPA WAIT(1) | PPA Dev Tools Manual | PPA WAIT(1) |
NAME¶
ppa wait - Blocks until PPA has finished processing uploads
SYNOPSIS¶
ppa wait [-h | --help] [-l | --log] <ppa-name>
DESCRIPTION¶
The ppa wait command checks whether packages in the given archive have been built and published. This is done via polling Launchpad, displaying status to the console, and exiting with an appropriate error code once Launchpad has completed processing the package(s).
Typically, this command would be used as part of a workflow or script, where one wishes to delay subsequent steps until the packages in the archive are ready to be downloaded for use. For example, one might upload a package with a proposed fix to a PPA, wait for it to build, and then automatically run tests against it as soon as it is available.
OPTIONS¶
The following options can be used with the ppa wait command.
-h, --help
-l, --log
Normally, the terminal will be cleared between each polling update, resulting in the effect of no visual appearance change in the terminal unless something happened. With this option specified, the screen will not clear, and instead the status of each polling update will be concatenated to the standard output.
EXIT STATUS¶
ppa exits with status 0 if the package(s) have been successfully built and published, or a non-zero error code otherwise.
SEE ALSO¶
PPA¶
Part of the ppa-dev-tools(1) suite.
| 2024-05-23 | Ppa-Dev-Tools 0.7 |