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ll-builder-build

The ll-builder build command is used to build Linyaps applications. After the build is complete, the build content will be automatically committed to the local ostree cache.

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NAME

ll-builder-build - Build Linyaps project

SYNOPSIS

ll-builder build [options] [command...]

DESCRIPTION

The ll-builder build command is used to build Linyaps applications. After the build is complete, the build content will be automatically committed to the local ostree cache.

OPTIONS

-h, --help : Print help information and exit

--help-all : Expand all help

-f, --file FILE : Specify a project configuration file under the current working directory. If omitted, linglong.<current-architecture>.yaml is preferred when it exists; otherwise, linglong.yaml is used

--offline : Use only local files. This implies --skip-fetch-source and --skip-pull-depend

--skip-fetch-source : Skip fetching source code

--skip-pull-depend : Skip pulling dependencies

--skip-run-container : Skip running container

--skip-commit-output : Skip committing build output

--skip-output-check : Skip output checking

--skip-strip-symbols : Skip stripping debug symbols

--isolate-network : Build in isolated network environment

command -- COMMAND ... : Enter container to execute commands instead of building application

EXAMPLES

Basic Usage

Build application in project root directory (where linglong.yaml file is located):

ll-builder build

Or use --file to specify a configuration file under the current project directory:

ll-builder build --file linglong.custom.yaml

Enter container to execute commands instead of building application:

ll-builder build -- bash

SEE ALSO

ll-builder(1), ll-builder-export(1)

HISTORY

Developed in 2023 by UnionTech Software Technology Co., Ltd.

Source ↗

Documentation adapted from the versioned OpenAtom-Linyaps source. Examples describe the documented workflow; they are not a claim of a local Linux test.

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