drt-tools

       drt-tools

--force-download
              Force download of files

              If this option is set, all files will be fetched from mirrors, UDD, etc.

       -f, --force
              Force processing

       -n     Only print actions to perform without running any commands

              This option is especially useful if one wants to produce a list of `wb` commands where the  output
              is copied to the `buildd` server and directly executed there.

       -v, --verbose
              Increase logging verbosity

       -q, --quiet
              Decrease logging verbosity

       --mirror=MIRROR [default: https://deb.debian.org/debian]
              Archive mirror

              Information on packages, sources and releases is downloaded from this mirror.

       --buildd=BUILDD [default: wuiet.debian.org]
              `buildd` server

              To schedule `wanna-build` actions, a SSH connection is established to this server.

       -h, --help
              Print help (see a summary with '-h')

drt-tools-process-excuses(1)
              Process current excuses.yaml and prepare a list of binNMUs required for testing migration and list
              of unblocks

       drt-tools-nmu-transition(1)
              Prepare and schedule binNMUs for a transition

       drt-tools-nmu-buildinfo(1)
              Prepare binNMUs based on a list of buildinfo files

       drt-tools-grep-excuses(1)
              Grep excuses for a list of packages and/or maintainers

       drt-tools-nmu-eso(1)
              Prepare binNMUs to rebuild for outdated Built-Using

       drt-tools-nmu-version-skew(1)
              Prepare rebuilds for version skew in Multi-Arch: same packages

       drt-tools-nmu-list(1)
              BinNMU a list of packages

                                                   drt-tools                                        drt-tools(1)

drt-tools  [--force-download]  [-f|--force] [-n ] [-v|--verbose]... [-q|--quiet]... [--mirror] [--buildd]
       [-h|--help] <subcommands>