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fports: deptree has now an option to print a flattened tree. The flattened tree is the transitive closure of all dependencies.
author Franz Glasner <fzglas.hg@dom66.de>
date Tue, 29 Oct 2024 11:03:22 +0100
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12 **fports -h** 12 **fports -h**
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14 **fports -V** 14 **fports -V**
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16 **fports deptree** [**-l** `maxlevel`] [**-r**] `package` ... 16 **fports deptree** [**-l** `maxlevel`] [**-r**] [**t**] `package` ...
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19 Description 19 Description
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50 Print a dependency tree for every given `package`. A package tree is 50 Print a dependency tree for every given `package`. A package tree is
51 a hierarchical list of packages that `packages` depends on. 51 a hierarchical list of packages that `packages` depends on.
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53 .. program:: fports deptree 53 .. program:: fports deptree
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55 .. option:: -t
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57 Instead of printing the dependencies as tree print them as a sorted
58 list. This list is the transitive closure of all dependencies.
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55 .. option:: -l <maxlevel> 60 .. option:: -l <maxlevel>
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57 Limit the output to sub-levels up to `maxlevel`. To print only 62 Limit the output to sub-levels up to `maxlevel`. To print only
58 direct dependencies use a `maxlevel` of `1`. 63 direct dependencies use a `maxlevel` of `1`.