tlmgr-restore:tldr:ad0d7

tlmgr-restore: List all available backup revisions for all packages.

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$ tlmgr restore

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The command "tlmgr restore" is used in the TeX Live package manager (tlmgr) to revert any modifications made to the TeX Live installation. It restores the TeX Live installation to its original state, resetting any changes or updates that have been made.

This command is helpful in scenarios where a user wants to undo any modifications made to the TeX Live installation, such as removing or downgrading packages, or reverting to the default package versions.

It is important to note that the "tlmgr restore" command does not undo changes made to local configuration files or user-specific settings. It only affects the packages and files installed and managed by TeX Live itself.

To use the command, simply open the command prompt or terminal, navigate to the TeX Live installation directory, and run the "tlmgr restore" command. The command may require administrative privileges, depending on the operating system and the original installation method.

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.

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