NAME

       mini-buildd-events - Monitor events. Optionally exit when criteria is met.

DESCRIPTION

       usage: mini-buildd-events [-h] [--version] [-l LOG_LEVEL] [-A AFTER]

       [-T {REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED}
       [{REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED} ...]]
              [-D    DISTRIBUTION]    [-S    SOURCE]    [-V    SOURCE_VERSION]    [-M    MINIMAL_VERSION]    [-E
              {REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED}
              [{REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED}         ...]]           [-F
              {REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED}
              [{REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED} ...]]  ENDPOINT

       Monitor events. Optionally exit when criteria is met.

   positional arguments:
       ENDPOINT
              HTTP target endpoint: Twisted-style Network Client Endpoint

              See: https://twistedmatrix.com/documents/current/core/howto/endpoints.html#clients

              Notation Examples::

       'tcp:host=localhost:port=8066': Connect to localhost, unencrypted.
              'tls:host=localhost:port=8066':  Connect to localhost, encrypted.  'http://localhost:8066'       :
              Extra  URL-style  syntax  (prefer  twisted-style  in  saved  configs,  though).   'localhost:8066'
              : Compatibility host:port syntax (don't use -- might eventually go away).

   options:
       -h, --help
              show this help message and exit

       --version
              show program's version number and exit

       -l LOG_LEVEL, --log-level LOG_LEVEL
              set log level (if none given, ['WARNING', 'mini_buildd.INFO'] is applied by default).  May also be
              given  as  ``<logger>.<level>``  to  effect  individual  loggers  only,  and multiple times (check
              existing logs for actual logger names). (default: None)

       -A AFTER, --after AFTER
              Also show past events after this date. Use keyword 'epoch' for  a  big-bang  timestamp.  Otherwise
              most formats should work (like '2 weeks ago'). (default: None)

       -T {REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED}
       [{REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED} ...], --types
       {REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED}
       [{REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED} ...]
              Types filter (default: None)

       -D DISTRIBUTION, --distribution DISTRIBUTION
              Distribution filter (default: None)

       -S SOURCE, --source SOURCE
              Source package name filter (default: None)

       -V SOURCE_VERSION, --source-version SOURCE_VERSION
              Version filter (default: None)

       -M MINIMAL_VERSION, --minimal-version MINIMAL_VERSION
              Minimal version filter (default: None)

       -E {REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED}
       [{REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED} ...], --exit-on
       {REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED}
       [{REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED} ...]
              Types to exit on (default: None)

       -F {REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED}
       [{REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED} ...], --fail-on
       {REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED}
       [{REJECTED,BUILDING,BUILT,PACKAGING,INSTALLED,FAILED,MIGRATED,REMOVED} ...]
              Types to (return and) fail on (default: None)

mini-buildd-events 2.2.4                           August 2024                             MINI-BUILDD-EVENTS(1)