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eit-inject(1)
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=============
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:man source: eit {eitversion}
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:man manual: eit {eitversion}
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NAME
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----
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eit-inject - inject package files into repository
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SYNOPSIS
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--------
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eit inject [-h] [--to <repository>] <path> [<path> ...]
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INTRODUCTION
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------------
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A Source Package Manager (Portage, for example) can produce
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tarballs containing package metadata and the actual content.
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If that's the case, Entropy Server can scan the file and extract
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all the information needed to add the same to its repository.
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In the Entropy world, this is called "*package injection*",
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meaning that you're actually "injecting" a SPM package into
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an Entropy repository.
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Injected packages are "special", because they're not mapped
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to an installed SPM package on the currently running system
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(or chroot). This has the side effect of Entropy not being
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automatically able to detect library breakages, for example.
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So please limit the amount of *injected* packages in your
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repositories as much as you can.
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OPTIONS
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"eit inject" supports the following options which alters its behaviour.
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POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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*<path>*::
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package paths
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OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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*--help*::
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show this help message and exit
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*--to*=<repository>::
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inject into given repository
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AUTHORS
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Eit has been accidentally prototyped during a rainy Sunday by Fabio
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Erculiani who was looking for innovative ways of handling package
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bumps in Sabayon Entropy repositories.
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A few months later, Eit saw the light.
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REPORTING BUGS
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Report bugs to https://bugs.sabayon.org or directly to the author at
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lxnay@sabayon.org.
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SEE ALSO
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--------
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eit(1)
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