satis:tldr:1fb0c
satis: Build the static output by updating only the specified repository.
$ satis build --repository-url ${repository_url} ${satis-json} ${path-to-output_directory}
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This command is using a tool called "Satis" to build a repository with specific parameters.
- "satis" is the command-line utility used to interact with Satis.
- "build" is the action that will be performed. This command will build the repository.
- "--repository-url" is a flag that specifies the URL of the repository where the packages will be hosted. The value for this flag is given by the variable "${repository_url}". The actual URL should be provided when executing the command.
- "${satis-json}" is a placeholder for the path to the Satis configuration file in JSON format. This file contains information about the packages and their sources.
- "${path-to-output_directory}" is another placeholder for the path where the Satis-generated repository files will be saved.
To execute this command, you should replace:
- "${repository_url}" with the actual URL of the repository where the packages will be stored.
- "${satis-json}" with the path to the Satis configuration file.
- "${path-to-output_directory}" with the desired path for the Satis-generated repository files.
For example, a valid command execution could be:
satis build --repository-url https://example.com/packages/ satis.json /var/www/packages
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.