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coq-planif-transition - planification of a transition

Authors

       Julien Puydt <jpuydt@debian.org>

                                                                                        coq-planif-transition(1)

Description

       This  script  can  be used when new versions of Coq packages get released, to check everything is ok with
       the rest of the stack.

       You're supposed to call it with a space-separated list of packages with a new version, and the result  is
       generally several lines of space-separated package names corresponding to what needs to be rebuilt, where
       packages on the same line can be compiled at the same time.

       To  make  this  planning on package compilation and testing easier, the --org-mode option gives an output
       suitable for insertion in an Emacs org-mode file.

       If you use sbuild to compile the packages, with sbuild configured with a local repo, you can then put the
       packages in the repo step by step and check that the new versions don't break anything.

Examples

       coq-planif-transition ssreflect coq-stdpp

Name

       coq-planif-transition - planification of a transition

Synopsis

coq-planif-transition [--org-mode] srcpkg1 ... srcpkgN

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