It's possible to abbreviate commands as long as they are still unambiguous. "lsf" is currently enough to execute "lsfeature".
General
- help
- Shows a list of all top level commands
- info
- Shows detailed information about the recipe and global configuration
Feature
- lsfeatures
- Shows all available features and their current state (enabled/disabled)
- lsfeatures
- Shows detailed information about the feature
Working with modules
- build
- The all inclusive command. Update, rebases, configures, builds and installs modules.
- fetch
- Fetches recent changes from the repository. If the version controls systems supports it the changes are only fetched, the local checkout is not rebased.
- rebase
- Rebases the local checkout against previously fetched changes if the version control systems supports it. Does nothing if not.
- configure
- Configures the modules.
- install
- Installs the modules.
- ctags
- Runs ctags over the modules.
- lsmods
- List modules. Shortcut for
modules list - lsenv
- List environments. Shortcut for
environments list
Environments
- environment list
- List environments
- environment shell
- Open a shell with environment set. The shell is taken from
$SHELL
Modules
- module info
- Show detailed information about modules
- module list
- List modules
- module shell
- Open a shell with the environment associated with module. The shell is taken from
$SHELL
Files
- files
- A recipe can provide some helper scripts for the users convenience. This command makes them accessible. Call it without parameter to get a list of available scripts. Call it with the script name as to get the script content. The kde recipe provides an xsession file (login manager configuration) an startscript and a helper script that finishes an installation.

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