NAME

       alr-with - Manage release dependencies

SYNOPSIS

       alr with [options] [{ [--del] <crate>[versions]... | --from <gpr_file>... | <crate>[versions] --use
       <path> [--commit REF] [--branch NAME]} ] | --solve | --tree | --versions

OPTIONS

       --del
            Remove given dependencies

       --from
            Use dependencies declared within GPR project file

       --graph
            Show ASCII graph of dependencies

       --branch=NAME
            Branch to track in repository

       --commit=REF
            Commit to retrieve from repository

       --use=PATH|URL
            Add a dependency pinned to some external source

       --solve
            Show complete solution to dependencies

       --tree
            Show complete dependency tree

       --versions
            Show version status of dependencies

GLOBAL OPTIONS

       -c, --config=ARG
            Override configuration folder location

       -f, --force
            Keep going after a recoverable troublesome situation

       -h, --help
            Display general or command-specific help

       -n, --non-interactive
            Assume default answers for all user prompts

       --no-color
            Disables colors in output

       --no-tty
            Disables control characters in output

       --prefer-oldest
            Prefer oldest versions instead of newest when resolving dependencies

       --version
            Displays version and exits

       -q   Limit output to errors

       -v   Be more verbose (use twice for extra detail)

       -d, --debug[]
            Enable debug-specific log messages

DESCRIPTION

       Inspect and manage dependencies.

   Inspecting dependencies
       Run  without  arguments  prints  current dependencies. Use --solve to print the solution in use for these
       dependencies.

   Adding dependencies from the command line
       Dependencies are added by giving their name, and removed by using the --del flag. Dependencies cannot  be
       simultaneously added and removed in a single invocation.

   Adding dependencies pinned to external sources
       When  a single crate name is accompanied by an --use PATH|URL argument, the crate is always fulfilled for
       any required version by the sources found at the given target. An optional  reference  can  be  specified
       with --commit; the pin will be frozen at the commit currently matching the reference.

SEE ALSO

       alr(1),  alr-get(1),  alr-index(1),  alr-init(1),  alr-pin(1), alr-search(1), alr-show(1), alr-update(1),
       gprbuild(1)

AUTHOR

       Generated with generate-man from Alire execution

Alire 1.2                                          Aug 3, 2022                                       ALR-WITH(1)