7.6. Examining the Version Tree

The following commands may be used to examine the state of the current work package wrt. the version repository, and the repository itself:

• -uptodate | -utd

  Show whether the work package is up to date.

• -modified | -mod

  Show whether the work package is modified.

• -conflicts | -con

  Show whether the work package is in conflict with the repository.

• -currenttag | -ct

  Display the work package tag.

• -currentstickytag | -cst

  Display the work package tag provided that it is a sticky tag.

• -lastdeveltag | -ldt

  Display the tag that refers to the head of the main trunk.

• -currentreleasetag | -crt

  Display the work package tag provided that it is a release tag.

• -isrelease | -isrel

  Display the work package tag provided that it is a sticky release tag.

• -isreleasebranch | -isrelb | -irb

  Display the work package tag provided that it is a stable release tag.

• -lastreleasetag | -lrt

  Display the tag that refers to head of the newest release branch.

• ( -nextdeveltag | -ndt ) ( major | minor | patch )

  Display the result of increasing the major, minor, or patch number of the tag that refers to the head of the main trunk.

• ( -nextreleasetag | -nrt ) (major | minor | patch )

  Display the result of increasing the major, minor, or patch number of the tag that refers to the head of the newest release branch.

• ( -showtags | -tags ) [<tag_prefix> ]

  Display all tags associated with the current work package. If the prefix is present, then restrict this list accordingly.

• -status | -stat

  Display comprehensive status information on the current work package.

• -sstat

  Display a short status summary.

• -log

  Display all log messages associated with the current work package.

For all predicates, pkgm's exit code is set appropriately, that is, a code of zero is synonymous with truthhood.