alr-clean - GPRclean working release and manage cached releases

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Alire 1.2                                          Aug 3, 2022                                      ALR-CLEAN(1)

       no options: gprclean -r will be called to clean up the build environment.

       --cache:  All downloaded dependencies will be deleted.  --temp: All alr-???.tmp files in the subtree will
       be deleted. These files may remain when alr is interrupted via Ctrl-C or other forceful means.

       -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

       alr-clean - GPRclean working release and manage cached releases

       --cache
            Delete cache of releases

       --temp
            Delete dangling temporary files

alr(1), alr-action(1),  alr-build(1),  alr-dev(1),  alr-edit(1),  alr-run(1),  alr-test(1),  alr-exec(1),
       gprbuild(1)

alrclean [options] [--cache] [--temp] [--] [gprclean switches and arguments]