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PROGRAM:
NAME
coinst-upgrades - finding upgrade issues between to versions of a Debian distribution
SYNOPSIS
coinst-upgrades [options] -o file control-file1 control-file2
DESCRIPTION
coinst-upgrades takes as input two Debian control files corresponding to two versions of a
Debian repository and output a report listing all packages that coult be installed
together in the initial version of the repository (specified by control-file1) and that
can no longer be installed together in the final version of the repository (specified by
control-file2), and explaining why they can no longer be installed together.
If the control files are compressed, they will be automatically uncompressed by the tool.
OPTIONS
--break sets
Specify that some packages does not have to be compatible any longer and that the
corresponding issue should be omitted from the report. The argument sets is a
comma-separated list of sets of packages. Each set is either a list of binary
package names separated by a vertical bar symbol |, or a wildcard _ standing for
any package. We explain this option through examples. You can write --break
libjpeg62-dev to state that package libjpeg62-dev does not have to remain
installable. But it is usually better to indicate that the package should remain
installable but that it is fine if it is no longer installable with some other
packages: --break libjpeg62-dev,_. You can be even more precise and specify that
two given packages can become incompatible, but that any other incompatibility
should be reported: --break parallel,moreutils. Finally, you can use the vertical
bar symbol to factorize several sets of packages: --break 'unoconv,python-
uno|docvert-libreoffice' means that package unoconv does not have to remain
installable together with python-uno nor docvert-libreoffice.
--debug name
Activate debug option name. Use --debug help to list available debug options.
-help, --help
Print a usage message briefly summarizing the command-line options.
-o file
Write the report to this file.
--popcon file
Use popcon data from this file to order issues.
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