check-openstack-debian-image - check if a Debian image is up-to-date

       check-openstack-debian-image has been written by Thomas Goirand, <zigo@debian.org>.

                                                                                 check-openstack-debian-image(1)

       The  check-openstack-debian-image  shell  script  check if the current folder contains a Debian OpenStack
       image that is up-to-date, by comparing the packages.list with what is currently available in  the  Debian
       repositories.

       The  current  folder  is  expected to be one generated by the shell utility build-openstack-debian-image,
       called  with  the  options  --generate-package-list.   The  file  debian-RELEASE-DATE-amd64-packages.list
       generated this way is the result of the output of:

       dpkg-query -W --showformat '${source:Package} ${source:Version}0

       check-openstack-debian-image - check if a Debian image is up-to-date

--deb-mirror|-dURLURL of the Debian repository used to perform the check. Defaults to: http://deb.debian.org/debian--security-mirror|-sURLURL    of   the   Debian   security   mirror   used   to   perform   the   check.   Defaults   to:
              http://security.debian.org/debian-security

--release|-rjessie|wheezy|stretch|buster|bullseye|booksworm|sid|unstable

              Sets  the  release  name  to be installed. Currently only 5 values a possible: wheezy or jessie or
              stretch or buster or bullseye.  or bookworm or trixie or sid or unstable.

              At the time of writing, Bookworm and Trixie are only future releases, will  not  work  until  they
              effectively become the new testing.

build-openstack-debian-image--release|-r<jessie|wheezy|stretch|buster|bullseye|bookworm|sid|unstable> [
       OPTIONS ]