lb clean - Clean build directory

Author

       live-build was written by Daniel Baumann <daniel@debian.org> for the Debian project.

3.0~a57-1                                          2012-08-10                                      LIVE-BUILD(1)

Bugs

       Bugs  can  be  reported  by  submitting a bugreport for the live-build package in the Debian Bug Tracking
       System at <http://bugs.debian.org/> or by writing a mail to the Debian  Live  mailing  list  at  <debian-live@lists.debian.org>.

Description

lbclean is a high-level command (porcelain) of live-build(7), the Debian Live tool suite.

       lbclean  is  responsible for cleaning up after a system is built. It removes the build directories, and
       removes some other files including stage  files,  and  any  detritus  left  behind  by  other  live-build
       commands.

Files

auto/clean

Homepage

       More information about live-build  and  the  Debian  Live  project  can  be  found  on  the  homepage  at
       <http://live.debian.net/> and in the manual at <http://live.debian.net/manual/>.

Name

lbclean - Clean build directory

Options

       In  addition  to  its  specific  options  lbclean  understands  all  generic  live-build  options.  See
       live-build(7) for a complete list of all generic live-build options.

       --all
           removes chroot, binary, stage, and source. The cache directory is kept. This is the default operation
           and will be performed if no argument is given.

       --cache
           removes the cache directories.

       --chroot
           unmounts and removes the chroot directory.

       --binary
           removes all binary related caches, files, directories, and stages files.

       --purge
           removes everything, including all caches. The config directory is kept.

       --remove
           removes everything, including package cache but not stage cache. The config directory is kept.

       --stage
           removes all stage files.

       --source
           removes all source related caches, files, directories, and stage files.