pristine-xz - regenerate pristine xz files

       Joey    Hess    <joeyh@debian.org>,    Faidon    Liambotis    <paravoid@debian.org>,    Cyril   Brulebois
       <cyril.brulebois@enst-bretagne.fr>

       Licensed under the GPL, version 2.

perl v5.38.2                                       2024-04-01                                     PRISTINE-XZ(1)

       This is a complement to the pristine-tar(1) command. Normally you don't need to run it by hand, since
       pristine-tar calls it as necessary to handle .tar.xz files.

       pristine-xz gendelta takes the specified xz file, and generates a small binary delta file that can later
       be used by pristine-xz genxz to recreate the original file.

       pristine-xz genxz takes the specified delta file, and compresses the specified input file (which must be
       identical to the contents of the original xz file). The resulting file will be identical to the original
       gz file used to create the delta.

       The approach used to regenerate the original xz file is to figure out how it was produced -- what
       compression level was used, etc. Currently support is poor for xz files produced with unusual compression
       options.

       If the delta filename is "-", pristine-xz reads or writes it to stdio.

TMPDIR
           Specifies a location to place temporary files, other than the default.

       pristine-xz - regenerate pristine xz files

       -v  Verbose mode, show each command that is run.

       -d  Debug mode.

       -k  Don't clean up the temporary directory on exit.

       -t  Try harder to determine how to generate deltas of difficult xz files.

pristine-xz [OPTIONS] gendelta file.xzdeltapristine-xz [OPTIONS] genxz deltafile