alr-init - Creates a new working release with alire metadata, or generate
metadata
alr init [options] {--bin|--lib} <crate name>
- --bin
- New project is an executable
- --lib
- New project is a library
- --in-place
- Create alr files in current folder
- --no-skel
- Do not generate non-alire skeleton files
- -c, --config=ARG
- Override configuration folder location
- -f, --force
- Keep going after a recoverable troublesome situation
- -h, --help
- Display general or command-specific help
- -n, --non-interactive
- Assume default answers for all user prompts
- --no-color
- Disables colors in output
- --no-tty
- Disables control characters in output
- --prefer-oldest
- Prefer oldest versions instead of newest when resolving
dependencies
- --version
- Displays version and exits
- -q
- Limit output to errors
- -v
- Be more verbose (use twice for extra detail)
- -d, --debug[]
- Enable debug-specific log messages
Initializes a new crate containing a ready-to-build GNAT project. The crate is
created as a child of the current directory, containing minimal sources for an
executable or library, as specified.
--in-place is intended to be used inside the crate directory.
alr(1),
alr-get(1),
alr-index(1),
alr-pin(1),
alr-search(1),
alr-show(1),
alr-update(1),
alr-with(1),
gprbuild(1)
Generated with generate-man from Alire execution