Ubuntu Manpage: just-mr - multi-repository configuration tool and launcher for the build tool

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NAME

       just-mr - multi-repository configuration tool and launcher for the build tool

SYNOPSIS

       just-mr [OPTION]...  mrversion
       just-mr [OPTION]...  {setup|setup-env} [--all] [main-repo]
       just-mr [OPTION]...  fetch [--all] [--backup-to-remote] [-o fetch-dir] [main-repo]
       just-mr [OPTION]...  update [repo]...
       just-mr [OPTION]...  do [JUST_ARG]...
       just-mr      [OPTION]...       {version|describe|analyse|build|install|install-cas|add-to-cas|rebuild|gc}
       [JUST_ARG]...

DESCRIPTION

       Just-MR is a configuration tool for the  multi-repository  Just  build  system.   It  can  be  used  both
       standalone and as a launcher for justbuild(1).

       The  tool  performs  specific operations, based on the invoked subcommand, on repositories described in a
       configuration file.  All subcommands operate at the level of  workspace  roots  deduced  from  the  given
       repository descriptions.  See just-mr-repository-config(5) for more details on the input format.

OPTIONS

General options
-h, --help
Output a usage message and exit.

-C, --repository-config PATH
Path to the multi-repository configuration file. See just-mr-repository-config(5) for more details. If
no configuration file is specified, just-mr will look for one in the following order:

• $WORKSPACE_ROOT/repos.json (workspace of the just-mr invocation)

• $WORKSPACE_ROOT/etc/repos.json (workspace of the just-mr invocation)

• $HOME/.just-repos.json

• /etc/just-repos.json

The default configuration lookup order can be adjusted in the just-mrrc file. See just-mrrc(5) for more
details.

--absent PATH
Path to a file specifying which repositories are to be considered absent, overriding the values set by
the "pragma" entries in the multi-repository configuration. The file has to contain a JSON array of
those repository names to be considered absent.

-D, --defines JSON
Defines, via an in-line JSON object, an overlay configuration for justbuild(1); if used as a launcher for
a subcommand known to support --defines, this defines value is forwarded, otherwise it is ignored. If -D
is given several times, the -D options overlay (in the sense of map_union) in the order they are given on
the command line.

--local-build-root PATH
Root for local CAS, cache, and build directories. The path will be created if it does not exist already.
This option overwrites any values set in the just-mrrc(5) file.
Default: path ".cache/just" in user’s home directory.

--checkout-locations PATH
Specification file for checkout locations and additional mirrors. This file contains a JSON object with
several known keys:

• the key "<version control>" of key "checkouts" specifies pairs of repository URLs as keys and absolute
paths as values. Currently supported version control is Git, therefore the respective key is "git".
The paths contained for each repository URL point to existing locations on the filesystem containing
the checkout of the respective repository.
• the key "local mirrors", if given, is a JSON object mapping primary URLs to a list of local
(non-public) mirrors. These mirrors are always tried first (in the given order) before any other URL
is contacted.

• the key "preferred hostnames", if given, is a list of strings specifying known hostnames. When
fetching from a non-local mirror, URLs with hostnames in the given list are preferred (in the order
given) over URLs with other hostnames.

This options overwrites any values set in the just-mrrc(5) file.
Default: file path ".just-local.json" in user’s home directory.

-L, --local-launcher JSON_ARRAY
JSON array with the list of strings representing the launcher to prepend actions’ commands before being
executed locally.
Default: ["env", "--"].

--distdir PATH
Directory to look for distfiles before fetching. If given, this will be the first place distfiles are
looked for. This option can be given multiple times to specify a list of distribution directories that
are used for lookup in the order they appear on the command line. Directories specified via this option
will be appended to the ones set in the just-mrrc(5) file.
Default: the single file path ".distfiles" in user’s home directory.

--main NAME
The repository to take the target from.

-f, --log-file PATH
Path to local log file. just-mr will store the information printed on stderr in the log file along with
the thread id and timestamp when the output has been generated.

--log-limit NUM
Log limit (higher is more verbose) in interval [0,6] (Default: 3).

--restrict-stderr-log-limit NUM
Restrict logging on console to the minimum of the specified --log-limit and the value specified in this
option. The default is to not additionally restrict the log level at the console.

--plain-log
Do not use ANSI escape sequences to highlight messages.

--log-append
Append messages to log file instead of overwriting existing.

--no-fetch-ssl-verify
Disable the default peer SSL certificate verification step when fetching archives (for which we verify
the hash anyway) from remote.

--fetch-cacert PATH
Path to the CA certificate bundle containing one or more certificates to be used to peer verify archive
fetches from remote.

-r, --remote-execution-address NAME:PORT
Address of a remote execution service. This is used as an intermediary fetch location for archives,
between local CAS (or distdirs) and the network.

-R, --remote-serve-address NAME:PORT
Address of a justbuild serve service. This is used as intermediary fetch location for Git commits,
between local CAS and the network.

--max-attempts NUM
If a remote procedure call (rpc) returns grpc::StatusCode::UNAVAILABLE, that rpc is retried at most NUM
times. (Default: 1, i.e., no retry).

--initial-backoff-seconds NUM
Before retrying the second time, the client will wait the given amount of seconds plus a jitter, to
better distribute the workload. (Default: 1).

--max-backoff-seconds NUM
From the third attempt (included) on, the backoff time is doubled at each attempt, until it exceeds the
max-backoff-seconds parameter. From that point, the waiting time is computed as max-backoff-seconds plus
a jitter. (Default: 60)

--fetch-absent
Try to make available all repositories, including those marked as absent. This option cannot be set
together with --compatible.

--compatible
At increased computational effort, be compatible with the original remote build execution protocol. If a
remote execution service address is provided, this option can be used to match the artifacts expected by
the remote endpoint.

--just PATH
Name of the justbuild binary in PATH or path to the justbuild binary.
Default: "/usr/bin/justbuild".

--rc PATH
Path to the just-mrrc file to use. See just-mrrc(5) for more details.
Default: file path ".just-mrrc" in the user’s home directory.

--dump-rc PATH
Dump the effective rc, i.e., the rc after overlaying all applicable auxiliary files specified in the "rc
files" field, to the specified file. In this way, an rc can be made self-contained in preparation for
committing it to a repository.

--git PATH
Path to the git binary in PATH or path to the git binary. Used in the rare instances when shelling out
to git is needed.
Default: "git".

--norc
Option to prevent reading any just-mrrc(5) file.

Authentication options
Only TLS and mutual TLS (mTLS) are supported. They mirror the justbuild(1) options.

--tls-ca-cert PATH
Path to a TLS CA certificate that is trusted to sign the server certificate.

--tls-client-cert PATH
Path to a TLS client certificate to enable mTLS. It must be passed in conjunction with --tls-client-key
and --tls-ca-cert.

--tls-client-key PATH
Path to a TLS client key to enable mTLS. It must be passed in conjunction with --tls-client-cert and
--tls-ca-cert.

SUBCOMMANDS

mrversion
Print on stdout a JSON object providing version information for this tool itself; the version subcommand
calls the version subcommand of justbuild. The version information for just-mr is in the same format
that also justbuild uses.

setup|setup-env
These subcommands fetch all required repositories and generate an appropriate multi-repository justbuild
configuration file. The resulting file is stored in CAS and its path is printed to stdout. See
just-repository-config(5) for more details on the resulting configuration file format.

If a main repository is provided in the input configuration or on command line, only it and its
dependencies are considered in the generation of the resulting multi-repository configuration file. If
no main repository is provided, the lexicographical first repository from the configuration is used. To
perform the setup for all repositories from the input configuration file, use the --all flag.

The behavior of the two subcommands differs only with respect to the main repository. In the case of
setup-env, the workspace root of the main repository is left out, such that it can be deduced from the
working directory when justbuild is invoked. In this way, working on a checkout of that repository is
possible, while having all of its dependencies properly set up. In the case of setup, the workspace root
of the main repository is taken as-is into the output configuration file.

fetch
This subcommand prepares all archive-type and "git tree" workspace roots for an offline build by fetching
all their required source files from the specified locations given in the input configuration file or
ensuring the specified tree is present in the Git cache, respectively. Any subsequent just-mr or
justbuild invocations containing fetched archive or "git tree" workspace roots will thus need no further
network connections.

If a main repository is provided in the input configuration or on command line, only it and its
dependencies are considered for fetching. If no main repository is provided, the lexicographical first
repository from the configuration is used. To perform the fetch for all repositories from the input
configuration file, use the --all flag.

By default the first existing distribution directory is used as the output directory for writing the
fetched archives on disk. If no existing distribution directory can be found an error is produced. To
define an output directory that is independent of the given distribution directories, use the -o option.

Additionally, and only in native mode, the --backup-to-remote option can be used in combination with the
--remote-execution-address argument to synchronize the locally fetched archives, as well as the "git
tree" workspace roots, with a remote endpoint.

update
This subcommand updates the specified repositories (possibly none) and prints the resulting updated
configuration file to stdout.

Currently, just-mr can only update Git repositories and it will fail if a different repository type is
given. The tool also fails if any of the given repository names are not found in the configuration file.

For Git repositories, the subcommand will replace the value for the "commit" field with the commit hash
(as a string) found in the remote repository in the specified branch. The output configuration file will
otherwise remain the same at the JSON level with the input configuration file.

do
This subcommand is used as the canonical way of specifying justbuild arguments and calling justbuild via
execvp(2). Any subsequent argument is unconditionally forwarded to justbuild. For known subcommands
(version, describe, analyse, build, install, install-cas, add-to-cas, rebuild, gc), the just-mr setup
step is performed first for those commands accepting a configuration and the produced configuration is
prefixed to the provided arguments. The main repository for the setup step can be provided in the
configuration or on the command line. If no main repository is provided, the lexicographical first
repository from the configuration is used.

All logging arguments given to just-mr are passed to justbuild as early arguments. If log files are
provided, an unconditional --log-append argument is passed as well, which ensures no log messages will
get overwritten.

The --local-launcher argument is passed to justbuild as early argument for those known subcommands that
accept it (build, install, rebuild).

The --remote-execution-address, --compatible, and --remote-serve-address arguments are passed to
justbuild as early arguments for those known subcommands that accept them (analyse, build, install-cas,
add-to-cas, install, rebuild, traverse).

The authentication options given to just-mr are passed to justbuild as early arguments for those known
subcommands that accept them, according to justbuild(1).

gc-repo
Rotate the repository-root generations. In this way, all repository roots not needed since the the last
call to gc-repo are purged and the corresponding disk space reclaimed.

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