autobuild [OPTION]... FILE...
Read and parse build logs to find project name, revision, build mode, build host type, build type (for cross compile builds), hostname, and timestamp, then print an HTML page with information and links to the logs.
See Tutorial, for more discussion.
Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too.
--abort
Abort if any of the following values cannot be guessed: project
name, revision, host type, and build type.
-n, --dry-run
Just parse, don’t print output.
-s, --skip-unknown
Skip unparsable files.
-v, --verbose
Explain what is being done.
For use when autobuild fail to guess the values properly:
-p, --project=STRING
Specify project name.
--revision=STRING
Specify project revision.
--mode=STRING
Specify build mode (typically ’default’).
--hosttype=STRING
Specify host type (e.g., i686‐pc‐linux‐gnu).
--buildtype=STRING
Specify build type (e.g., m68k‐uclinux‐elf). Different from
hosttype for cross compiles.
--hostname=STRING
Specify name of host log was created on.
--timestamp=STRING
Specify when build was made. Any date format will work, but
`YYYY-MM-DD+HH.MM.SS' is recommended.
--status=STRING
Outcome of build. Any string will work, but "ok" and "fail" are
recommended for the two basic outcomes.
Other options:
--help Display this help and exit.
--version
Output version information and exit.