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Castulo Martinez a562fb4fd3 Implement --file option for diagnose/repair
When diagnosing/repairing a system, sometimes is useful to only
diagnose/repair a specific file or path.

This commit implements the --file option for diagnose/repair so a file
or path can be diagnosed only instead of doing it to the whole OS or a
whole bundle.

Closes #1150

Signed-off-by: Castulo Martinez <castulo.martinez@intel.com>
2020-01-28 15:01:47 -08:00

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# #####################
# Config file for swupd
# #####################
[GLOBAL]
#
# Global options
#
# Use PATH to define the root directory for swupd commands (eg: a chroot or
# btrfs subvol) (string value)
#path=<PATH>
# RFC-3986 encoded url for version string and content file
# downloads (string value)
# This option defines both; contenturl and versionurl
#url=<URL>
# Port number to connect to at the url for version string and content file
# downloads (integer value)
#port=<PORT #>
# RFC-3986 encoded url for content file downloads (string value)
#contenturl=<URL>
# RFC-3986 encoded url for version file downloads (string value)
#versionurl=<URL>
# The format suffix for version file downloads
# Possible values:
# staging - used for testing purposes (string value)
# 1,2,3... (integer value)
#format=<FORMAT>
# Specify alternate swupd state directory (string value)
#statedir=<PATH>
# Specify alternate path to swupd certificates (string value)
#certpath=<PATH>
# Set the maximum number of parallel downloads (integer value)
#max_parallel_downloads=<# OF DOWNLOADS>
# Maximum number of retries for download failures (integer value)
#max_retries=<# OF RETRIES>
# Initial delay between download retries, this will be doubled for each
# retry (integer value)
#retry_delay=<DELAY>
# Print all output as a JSON stream (boolean value)
#json_output=<true/false>
# Ignore system/certificate time when validating signature (boolean value)
#ignore_time=<true/false>
# Show verbose time output for swupd operations (boolean value)
#time=<true/false>
# Do not attempt to enforce certificate or signature checking (boolean value)
#nosigcheck=<true/false>
# Do not install boot files to the boot partition (containers) (boolean value)
#no_boot_update=<true/false>
# Do not run the post-update scripts and boot update tool (boolean value)
#no_scripts=<true/false>
# Allow updates over insecure connections
#allow_insecure_http=<true/false>
# Quiet output. Print only important information and errors (boolean value)
#quiet=<true/false>
# Print extra information to help debugging problems (boolean value)
#debug=<true/false>
# Don't report progress (boolean value)
#no_progress=<true/false>
# Wait for the post-update scripts to complete (boolean value)
#wait_for_scripts=<true/false>
#
# The sections below contain the options that apply specifically to
# the commands referred to by the [<command>] sections.
#
# Note that some commands don't have local options, but even in those cases
# global options can be specified to only apply to that command if set up
# within the [<command>] section.
#
# Example: you could enable machine readable output (JSON) for every command
# except for the "info" command by setting it like this
# [GLOBAL]
# json_output=true
# [info]
# json_output=false
#
[info]
#
# Options for the "swupd info" command
#
[autoupdate]
#
# Options for the "swupd autoupdate" command
#
[check-update]
#
# Options for the "swupd check-update" command
#
[update]
#
# Options for the "swupd update" command
#
# Update to the specified version
# Possible values:
# ..., 29890, 29900, 29910, ... (integer value)
# latest - used to refer to the most recent version (string value)
#version=<VERSION>
# Ignore and continue if custom user content conflicts with upstream provided
# content (boolean value)
#allow_mix_collisions=<true/false>
# Download all content, but do not actually install the update (boolean value)
#download=<true/false>
# Show current OS version and latest version available on server, eEquivalent
# to "swupd check-update" (boolean value)
#status=<true/false>
# Do not delete the swupd state directory content after updating the
# system (boolean value)
#keepcache=<true/false>
# Migrate to augmented upstream/mix content (boolean value)
#migrate=<true/false>
# Update the index used by search-file to speed up searches (boolean value)
#update_search_file_index=<true/false>
[bundle-add]
#
# Options for the "swupd bundle-add" command
#
# Do not check free disk space before adding bundle (boolean value)
#skip_diskspace_check=<true/false>
# Do not install optional bundles, also-add flag in Manifests (boolean value)
#skip_optional=<true/false>
[bundle-remove]
#
# Options for the "swupd bundle-remove" command
#
# Removes a bundle along with all the bundles that depend on it (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Removes a bundle and its dependencies recursively (boolean value)
#recursive=<true/false>
[bundle-list]
#
# Options for the "swupd bundle-list" command
#
# List all available bundles for the current version of Clear
# Linux (boolean value)
#all=<true/false>
# List bundles included by BUNDLE (string value)
#deps=[BUNDLE]
# List dependency tree of all bundles which have BUNDLE as a
# dependency (string value)
#has_dep=[BUNDLE]
# Show the installation status of the listed bundles (boolean value)
#status=<true/false>
[bundle-info]
#
# Options for the "swupd bundle-info" command
#
# Show the bundle info for the specified version (integer value)
#version=[VER]
# Show the bundle dependencies as part of the information displayed (boolean value)
#dependencies=<true/false>
# Show the bundle files as part of the information displayed (boolean value)
#files=<true/false>
[search-file]
#
# Options for the "swupd search-file" command
#
# Search for a match of the given file in the specified version VER
#version=[VER]
# Search paths where libraries are located for a match (boolean value)
#library=<true/false>
# Search paths where binaries are located for a match (boolean value)
#binary=<true/false>
# Only display the top NUM results for each bundle (integer value)
#top=[NUM]
# Output all results in CSV format (machine-readable) (boolean value)
#csv=<true/false>
# Download all manifests then return, no search done (boolean value)
#init=<true/false>
# Sort the output. ORDER is one of the following values: (string value)
# - 'alpha' to order alphabetically (default)
# - 'size' to order by bundle size (smaller to larger)
#order=[ORDER]
[diagnose]
#
# Options for the "swupd diagnose" command
#
# Diagnose the system against manifest version V (integer value)
#version=V
# Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Don't check for corrupt files, only find missing files (boolean value)
#quick=<true/false>
# List files which should not exist (boolean value)
#picky=<true/false>
# Selects the sub-tree where --picky looks for extra files (string value)
# Default: /usr (string value)
#picky_tree=[PATH]
# Any path completely matching the POSIX extended regular expression is ignored
# by --picky, matched directories get skipped (string value)
# Example: /var|/etc/machine-id
# Default: /usr/lib/modules|/usr/lib/kernel|/usr/local|/usr/src
#picky_whitelist=[RE]
# Diagnose if BUNDLES are installed correctly (string value)
# Example: --bundles=os-core,vi
#bundles=[BUNDLES]
# Like --picky, but it only searches for extra files (boolean value)
#extra_files_only=<true/false>
# Forces swupd to only diagnose the specified file or directory (recursively)
#file=[PATH]
[repair]
#
# Options for the "swupd repair" command
#
# Compare against version V to determine what needs to be
# repaired (integer value)
#version=V
# Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Don't fix corrupt files, only fix missing files (boolean value)
#quick=<true/false>
# Repair BUNDLES that are not installed correctly (string value)
# Example: --bundles=os-core,vi
#bundles=[BUNDLES]
# Remove files which should not exist (boolean value)
#picky=<true/false>
# Selects the sub-tree where --picky looks for extra files (string value)
# Default: /usr
#picky_tree=[PATH]
# Any path completely matching the POSIX extended regular expression is ignored
# by --picky, matched directories get skipped (string value)
# Example: /var|/etc/machine-id
# Default: /usr/lib/modules|/usr/lib/kernel|/usr/local|/usr/src
#picky_whitelist=[RE]
# Like --picky, but it only removes extra files (boolean value)
#extra_files_only=<true/false>
# Forces swupd to only repair the specified file or directory (recursively)
#file=[PATH]
[os-install]
#
# Options for the "swupd os-install" command
#
# Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Include the specified BUNDLES in the OS installation (string value)
# Example: --bundles=os-core,vi
#bundles=[BUNDLES]
# If the version to install is not the latest, it can be specified with this
# option (string value)
#version=V
# After checking for content in the statedir, check the statedir-cache before
# downloading it over the network
#statedir_cache=[PATH]
# Download all content, but do not actually install it (boolean value)
#download=<true/false>
# Do not install optional bundles, also-add flag in Manifests (boolean value)
#skip_optional=<true/false>
[mirror]
#
# Options for the "swupd mirror" command
#
[clean]
#
# Options for the "swupd clean" command
#
[hashdump]
#
# Options for the "swupd hashdump" command
#
[3rd-party-bundle-add]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party bundle-add" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# Do not check free disk space before adding bundle (boolean value)
#skip_diskspace_check=<true/false>
# Do not install optional bundles, also-add flag in Manifests (boolean value)
#skip_optional=<true/false>
[3rd-party-bundle-remove]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party bundle-remove" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# Removes a bundle along with all the bundles that depend on it (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Removes a bundle and its dependencies recursively (boolean value)
#recursive=<true/false>
[3rd-party-bundle-list]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party bundle-list" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# List all available bundles for the current version of Clear
# Linux (boolean value)
#all=<true/false>
# List bundles included by BUNDLE (string value)
#deps=[BUNDLE]
# List dependency tree of all bundles which have BUNDLE as a
# dependency (string value)
#has_dep=[BUNDLE]
# Show the installation status of the listed bundles (boolean value)
#status=<true/false>
[3rd-party-bundle-info]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party bundle-info" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# Show the bundle info for the specified version (integer value)
#version=[VER]
# Show the bundle dependencies as part of the information displayed (boolean value)
#dependencies=<true/false>
# Show the bundle files as part of the information displayed (boolean value)
#files=<true/false>
[3rd-party-diagnose]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party diagnose" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# Diagnose the system against manifest version V (integer value)
#version=[VER]
# Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Don't check for corrupt files, only find missing files (boolean value)
#quick=<true/false>
# List files which should not exist (boolean value)
#picky=<true/false>
# Selects the sub-tree where --picky looks for extra files (string value)
# Default: /usr (string value)
#picky_tree=[PATH]
# Any path completely matching the POSIX extended regular expression is ignored
# by --picky, matched directories get skipped (string value)
# Example: /var|/etc/machine-id
# Default: /usr/lib/modules|/usr/lib/kernel|/usr/local|/usr/src
#picky_whitelist=[RE]
# Diagnose if BUNDLES are installed correctly (string value)
# Example: --bundles=os-core,vi
#bundles=[BUNDLES]
# Like --picky, but it only searches for extra files (boolean value)
#extra_files_only=<true/false>
[3rd-party-repair]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party repair" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# Compare against version V to determine what needs to be
# repaired (integer value)
#version=[VER]
# Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Don't fix corrupt files, only fix missing files (boolean value)
#quick=<true/false>
# Repair BUNDLES that are not installed correctly (string value)
# Example: --bundles=os-core,vi
#bundles=[BUNDLES]
# Remove files which should not exist (boolean value)
#picky=<true/false>
# Selects the sub-tree where --picky looks for extra files (string value)
# Default: /usr
#picky_tree=[PATH]
# Any path completely matching the POSIX extended regular expression is ignored
# by --picky, matched directories get skipped (string value)
# Example: /var|/etc/machine-id
# Default: /usr/lib/modules|/usr/lib/kernel|/usr/local|/usr/src
#picky_whitelist=[RE]
# Like --picky, but it only removes extra files (boolean value)
#extra_files_only=<true/false>
[3rd-party-check-update]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party check-update" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]