SYNOPSIS
rc-alert [inclusion options] [--debtags [tag[,tag ...]] [--popcon]
[package ...]
rc-alert --help|--version
DESCRIPTION
rc-alert downloads the list of release-critical bugs from the Debian
BTS webpages, and then outputs a list of packages installed on the sys-
tem, or given on the command-line, which are in that list.
If the directory ~/.devscripts_cache exists or the --cache option is
given, then the (sizable) downloaded list will be cached, and will only
be downloaded again on a second invocation if it has changed.
OPTIONS
--cache
Force the creation of the ~/.devscripts_cache cache directory.
--help, -h
Show a summary of options.
--version, -v
Show version and copyright information.
It is also possible to filter the list of bugs reported based on the
tags and distributions associated with the package. The filtering
options are:
--include-tags, -f
A list of tags which the bug must have, in the format used for
output. For example, to include bugs tagged security or help
wanted, use "SH".
--include-tag-op, -t
If set to and, a bug must have all of the tags specified by
--includetags.
--exclude-tags
A list of tags which the bug must not have, in the same format
as --includetags.
--exclude-tag-op
If set to and, a bug must have none of the tags specified by
--excludetags. By default, the bug will be excluded if any tag
matches.
--include-dists, -d
A list of distributions which the bug must apply to, in the for-
mat used for output. For example, to include bugs affecting
testing or unstable, use "TU".
--include-dist-op, -o
If set to and, a bug must apply to all of the specified distri-
Note that you need to have debtags installed and also that it's not
mandatory for maintainers to set proper debtags. The produced list will
thus probably be incomplete.
--debtags
Match packages based on the listed tags. Each package is matched
only if it has all the listed tags; in the case of multiple tags
within the same facet, a package is matched if it has any of the
listed tags within the facet.
--debtags-database
Use a non-standard debtags database. The default is
/var/lib/debtags/packages-tags.
Popularity-contest collects data about installation and usage of Debian
packages. You can additionally sort the bugs by the popcon rank of the
related packages.
--popcon
Sort bugs by the popcon rank of the package the bug belongs to.
--pc-vote
By default, packages are sorted according to the number of peo-
ple who have the package installed. This option enables sorting
by the number of people regularly using the package instead.
This option has no effect in combination with --pc-local.
--pc-local
Instead of requesting remote data the information from the last
popcon run is used (/var/log/popularity-contest).
EXAMPLES
--include-dists OS
The bug must apply to at least one of oldstable or stable
--include-dists TU --include-dist-op and
The bug must apply to both testing and unstable
--include-dists O --include-tags S --exclude-tags +
The bug must apply to oldstable and be tagged security but not
patch
--exclude-dists SOT --include-tags R
The bug must apply to only unstable or experimental (or both)
and be tagged unreproducible
--debtags implemented-in::perl,role::plugin,implemented-in::python
The bug must apply to packages matching the specified debtags,
i.e. the match will only include packages that have the
'role::plugin' tag and that have either of the tags 'imple-
mented-in::perl' or 'implemented-in::python'.
--popcon --pc-local
Read /var/log/popularity-contest and sort bugs by your personal
for the devscripts package. Debtags and popcon functionality was added
by Jan Hauke Rahm <info@jhr-online.de>.
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