On 08/22/2018 06:52 AM, Paul Sheer wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to do a clean out all packages within my build due to a
change in my GCC environment.
I updated my GCC so, for assurance reasons, I want a rebuild of everything.
However I want to avoid re-downloading gigs of source packages.
I am hoping there is a way, say, to restart all packages build from
the "unpack" step without doing the download step?
This seems like a common use case. Is it supported?
The only help I could find is to run commands like,
bitback -C xyz abc
bitback -c xyz abc
Nothing I have tried forces a complete clean out of all builds (nor
the other options -- a restart from the unpack step).
rm -rf ./tmp works, but it also forces a download of every package :-(
Thanks
Paul
There is a separate directory, which is usually downloads/ under the
build directory, to keep downloaded git repos and tarballs.
[network] ---> [downloads] ---> [tmp/work/xxxx]
So you don't have to worry about the downloading when you clean up tmp/.
Best Regards,
Chen Qi
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