Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: hgnested
Mercurial extension to work with nested repositories.It was inspired by the forest extension.The extension allow to apply common Mercurial commands to all the  nested
repositories at once like pull, push etc.  It allow also to fetch a complete
tree of repositories through ssh or http.To enable the “hgnested” extension, create an entry for it in your Mercurial
configuration file, like this:[extensions]
hgnested =Seehg help hgnestedfor the complete list of commands.To run the tests, do (run-tests.py comes from mercurial tests):python run-tests.py test-hgnested.tFor more information please visit thehgnested website.
Package: hgrab
GRAB########### The method that crawlers use###########
You need to pass in the config.ini configuration file to useini file format:    
        [database]
        host = x.x.x.x
        user = uesername
        password = pwd
        database = database
        port = 3306
        charset = utf8mb4

        [proxy]
        proxy_host = x.x.x.x
        proxy_port = port
        
        [headers]
        headers_ = {"user-agent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/81.0.4044.92 Safari/537.36"}########### BETA V0.1.x Update of version Content1. Connect to the mysql database class     MysqlDB
2. Download page various methods      Downloader
3. Simple tools             tools
Package: hgraph
hgraphA functional reactive programming engine with a Python front-end.DevelopmentThe project is currently configured to make use ofHatchlingfor dependency management.
Take a look at the website to see how best to install the tool.
Once you have checked out the project, you can install the project for development using the following command:hatchenvcreateall.py3.11Then you can find the location of the installation using:hatchenvfindall.py3.11For users of CLion / PyCharm, you can then add the environment by selecting an existing virtual environment using
the location above.Run MyPy Type Checkinghatchruntypes:checkRun Tests# No Coveragehatchruntest# Generate Coverage Reporthatchruncov
Package: hgrecipe
hgrecipeA Buildout recipe for pulling a Mercurial repository.This is a fork of the MercurialRecipe package with an additional feature.On a version update or configuration tweak Buildout is greedy, sometimes
uninstalling and reinstalling parts you don’t want it to. Being on the
receiving end of Buildout trashing an existing repository because of it
can be painful. This recipe adds anoverwriteoption which ensures
that Buildout will leave those repositories safe and intact.Example Recipe[django-dbtemplates]
recipe = hgrecipe
repository = https://me@bitbucket.org/jezdez/django-dbtemplates
overwrite = true

[my-code]
recipe = hgrecipe
repository = https://me@bitbucket.org/dont-delete-this-unless-i-say-soRecipe OptionsrepositoryThe url of the repository to clone.locationThe location to clone the repository to. Defaults to the Buildout
parts directory.newestWhether to pull the latest version of the repository on a Buildout.
Value oftrueorfalse. Defaults totrue.overwriteWhether to overwrite an existing repository at the value oflocationand whether to remove repository when recipe is
uninstalled. Defaults tofalse.Sandbox InstallationRun the following commands to run a demo of this package.$ hg clone http://bitbucket.org/prestontimmons/hgrecipe
$ cd hgrecipe
$ python bootstrap.py
$ bin/buildout
$ bin/python hgrecipe/tests.py
Package: hg-request-pull
Author:Roman NeuhauserContact:neuhauser@sigpipe.czCopyright:This document is in the public domain.hg-request-pullis aMercurialextension providing a single command,request-pull.  This command presents a summary of the commits in the
(BASE, HEAD] range, including a suitable pull command line, and
diffstat.It is inspired by, and similar to,git-request-pull(1).LicenseThis program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.InstallationInstall withpipfromPyPI, the Python Package Index:pip install hg-request-pullClone from Bitbucket:hg clone https://bitbucket.org/roman.neuhauser/hg-request-pullInstallation from sources:python setup.py installIn any case you will then need to edit your~/.hgrcto include[extensions]
hgext.request-pull =You may need to provide the path torequest-pull.pydepending on
how you installedhg-request-pull.Usagehg-request-pull -h
hg-request-pull [-cCHECKS] [-p]URLBASE[HEAD]-hDisplay a usage description.-cCHECKSVerification level for the URL.2:Verify that the requested commits can be pulled
from URL, abort on error.1:Verify that the requested commits can be pulled
from URL, complain on error but go on.0:Skip verification.-c 1is assumed unless requested otherwise.-pShow patch text.URL:Repository to pull from.BASE:Commit the recipient is assumed to have in their repository.[HEAD]:Tip-most commit to include in the pull request.
Defaults to “.”.Example% hg-request-pull -c2 http://stick.suse.cz:8000/ 0 tip
The following 2 commits are available to pull on top of

  ba8f70322865 hg-request-pull, a git-request-pull copycat

with

    hg pull -r 05e27d4e085a http://stick.suse.cz:8000/

Summary (newest on top):

  05e27d4e085a option -p implemented
  c1e66fbc2256 partial prototype as a shell script

 hg-request-pull |  129 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 1 files changed, 129 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)BugsNo doubt plentiful.  Please report them athttps://bitbucket.org/roman.neuhauser/hg-request-pull/issues.
Package: hgreview
Mercurial extension to work with rietveld code review.It was inspired by the hg nested extension.This extension allow to upload to the rietveld code review website, creating a
new issue and remembering its ID for future patches.Seehg help reviewfor the complete list of commands.Options-rVALUEAdd reviewers-iVALUEIssue number. Defaults to new issue-mVALUECodereview message--revVALUERevision number to diff against--send_emailSend notification email to reviewers--idOutput issue id--urlOutput issue URL--fetchFetch patch and apply to repository--keepKeep patch file after application.hgrc optionsIn the review section of the .hgrc file you can specify some default
information:serverURL of the rietveld instance to useusernameUsername on the rietveld instancehost_headerAlternate hostname to use in theHost:headeraccount_typeAccount type for authentication either ‘GOOGLE’ or ‘HOSTED’cc_headerComma separated value of username / email in CC of the reviewsend_emailA boolean to indicate if the rietveld instance should or not send emails
after the review has been submittedbase_urlThe base URL to upload to Rietveld.  Useful for interoperating with
subversion and git repositories.nestedA boolean indicating wheter the repository should be considered nested or
not.oauth2Use OAuth 2.0 instead of a password, defaults to false.oauth2_portPort to use to handle OAuth 2.0 redirect. Must be an integer in the range
1024-49151, defaults to 8001.oauth2_webbrowserOpen a browser window to get an access token, defaults to true.
Package: hgshelve
The shelve extension provides the shelve command to let you choose which parts
of the changes in a working directory you’d like to set aside temporarily, at
the granularity of patch hunks. You can later restore the shelved patch hunks
using the unshelve command.The shelve extension has been adapted from Mercurial’s RecordExtension.Seehg shelve –helpfor the complete list of commands.For more information please visit thehgshelve website.
Package: hgspellcheck
=== Overview ===Usinghg log -kyou can filter the log and search for keywords. This can be made difficult or impossible if there are lots of spelling mistakes in commit messages.To check all commits for spelling mistakes, and interactively edit them when
they occur, use thehgspellcheckextension.Use the included hook to prevent the addition of changesets that have spelling errors in their commit messages.=== Configuration ===To check all commits for spelling mistakes, and interactively edit them when
they occur, add the extension to the “extensions” section of your .hgrc.{{{[extensions]
hgspellcheck=}}}To reject all inbound commits that have spelling mistakes, add the hook
on “pretxnchangegroup”.{{{[hooks]
# Reject all inbound changesets with spelling errors in their commit
# messages
pretxnchangegroup = python:hgspellcheck.hook# Refuse to create changesets in the local repository if their commit
# messages contain spelling errors; this works for any commands that
# create changesets (e.g. commit, qnew, qrecord)
pretxncommit = python:hgspellcheck.hook}}}== Links ==Mercurial wiki page:http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/SpellcheckExtensionBitbucket site:http://www.bitbucket.org/ilowe/hgspellcheckPython Package Index:http://pypi.python.org/pypi/hgspellcheck
Package: hgsqs
hgsqs provides a simple hook to send changeset information to SQS queues. This
could be useful if you want to collect information from mercurial commits or
integrate with other systems. It’s perfect if you’re running on AWS and are too
lazy to setup a real queue system or maybe you’re just in the middle of a
message queuing obsession.RequirementsPython 2.7+botoInstallationUse setup.py or just pip:pip install hgsqsConfigurationPut that in the .hg/hgrc of your project:[hooks]
incoming.hgsqs = python:hgsqs:send

[hgsqs]
aws_access_key_id = FILL-IN
aws_secret_access_key = THE-BLANKS
queues = commit-analytics,irc-notifications,ticket-systemThen make sure your IAM user has the right permissions on these tables:CreateQueueGetQueueUrlSendMessage
Package: hgsubversion
hgsubversion is an extension for Mercurial that allows using Mercurial
as a Subversion client.At this point, hgsubversion is usable by users reasonably familiar with
Mercurial as a VCS. It’s not recommended to dive into hgsubversion as an
introduction to Mercurial, since hgsubversion “bends the rules” a little
and violates some of the typical assumptions of early Mercurial users.InstallationYou need to have either have Subversion 1.5 (or later) installed along with
either Subvertpy 0.7.4 (or later) or the Subversion SWIG Python bindings. You
need Mercurial 2.0 or later.If you are unfamiliar with installing Mercurial extensions, please see
theUsingExtensionspage in the Mercurial wiki. Look at the example
for specifying an absolute path near the bottom of the page. You want
to give the path to the top level of your clone of this repository.Before using hgsubversion, Istronglyencourage you to run the
automated tests. Just usenoseif you have it (oreasy_install noseif you want it), or usepython tests/run.pyto run the
suite with the conventional test runner. Note that because I use nose,
there’s a lot of stdout spew in the tests right now. The important
part is that all the tests pass.You can check that hgsubversion is installed and properly activated using the
following command:$ hg version --svn
Mercurial Distributed SCM (version ...)

Copyright (C) 2005-2010 Matt Mackall <mpm@selenic.com> and others
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

hgsubversion: ...
Subversion: ...
bindings: Subvertpy ...If your bindings are listed asSWIG, please consider installingSubvertpy.Further ReadingMore information on how to use hgsubversion is available from within Mercurial
in thesubversionhelp topic. To view it, use:$ hg help subversionThe Restructured Text source for this topic is also available in the filehgsubverson/help/subversion.rst.
Package: hgticket
We have a policy of linking every commit to a ticket, for traceability.
But we are humans, and we tend to forget, while rushing to release a new awesome app.
So we made this ridiculous extension to get our back covered.Heavily inspired from Iain Lowe’s hgspellcheck extension (https://bitbucket.org/ilowe/hgspellcheck)INSTALLATION$ pip install -e hg+https://bitbucket.org/adimian/hgticket/src#egg=hgticketor:$ hg clone http://bitbucket.org/adimian/hgticketUSAGEin your hgrc, add the following:[extensions]
hgticket = path/to/hgticket.py
Package: hgtk
Simple Toolkit for Hangulbase code forked fromhttps://github.com/rhobot/Hangulpy한글 자모 분해, 조합(오토마타), 조사 붙이기, 초/중/종 분해조합, 한글/한자/영문 여부 체크 등을 지원합니다.INSTALLpip install hgtkSamplesLetterDecompose character>>>hgtk.letter.decompose('감')('ㄱ','ㅏ','ㅁ')Compose character>>>hgtk.letter.compose('ㄱ','ㅏ','ㅁ')'감'TextDecompose text>>>hgtk.text.decompose('학교종이 땡땡땡! hello world 1234567890 ㅋㅋ!')'ㅎㅏㄱᴥㄱㅛᴥㅈㅗㅇᴥㅇㅣᴥ ㄸㅐㅇᴥㄸㅐㅇᴥㄸㅐㅇᴥ! hello world 1234567890 ㅋᴥㅋᴥ!'기본 조합 완료 기호는 ᴥ이고, 아래와 같이 compose_code 옵션으로 변경 가능합니다.>>>hgtk.text.decompose('학교종이 땡땡땡! hello world 1234567890 ㅋㅋ!',compose_code='/')'ㅎㅏㄱ/ㄱㅛ/ㅈㅗㅇ/ㅇㅣ/ㄸㅐㅇ/ㄸㅐㅇ/ㄸㅐㅇ/! hello world 1234567890 ㅋ/ㅋ/!'기본 조합기호의 의미는 곰돌이 입니다. 👇Compose text (Automata)>>>hgtk.text.compose('ㅎㅏㄱᴥㄱㅛᴥㅈㅗㅇᴥㅇㅣᴥ ㄸㅐㅇᴥㄸㅐㅇᴥㄸㅐㅇᴥ! hello world 1234567890 ㅋᴥㅋᴥ!')'학교종이 땡땡땡! hello world 1234567890 ㅋㅋ!'Checkeris hangul text>>>hgtk.checker.is_hangul('한글입니다')True>>>hgtk.checker.is_hangul('no한글입니다')False>>>hgtk.checker.is_hangul('it is english')Falseis hanja text>>>hgtk.checker.is_hanja('大韓民國')True>>>hgtk.checker.is_hanja('大한민국')False>>>hgtk.checker.is_hanja('대한민국')Falseis latin1 text>>>hgtk.checker.is_latin1('abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz')True>>>hgtk.checker.is_latin1('한글latin1한')Falsehas batchim>>>hgtk.checker.has_batchim('한')# '한' has batchim 'ㄴ'True>>>hgtk.checker.has_batchim('하')FalseJosaEUN_NEUN - 은/는>>>hgtk.josa.attach('하늘',hgtk.josa.EUN_NEUN)'하늘은'>>>hgtk.josa.attach('바다',hgtk.josa.EUN_NEUN)'바다는'I_GA - 이/가>>>hgtk.josa.attach('하늘',hgtk.josa.I_GA)'하늘이'>>>hgtk.josa.attach('바다',hgtk.josa.I_GA)'바다가'EUL_REUL - 을/를>>>hgtk.josa.attach('하늘',hgtk.josa.EUL_REUL)'하늘을'>>>hgtk.josa.attach('바다',hgtk.josa.EUL_REUL)'바다를'GWA_WA - 과/와>>>hgtk.josa.attach('하늘',hgtk.josa.GWA_WA)'하늘과'>>>hgtk.josa.attach('바다',hgtk.josa.GWA_WA)'바다와'IDA_DA - 이다/다>>>hgtk.josa.attach('하늘',hgtk.josa.IDA_DA)'하늘이다'>>>hgtk.josa.attach('바다',hgtk.josa.IDA_DA)'바다다'EURO_RO - 로/으로>>>hgtk.josa.attach('하늘',hgtk.josa.EURO_RO)'하늘로'>>>hgtk.josa.attach('바다',hgtk.josa.EURO_RO)'바다로'>>>hgtk.josa.attach('태양',hgtk.josa.EURO_RO)'태양으로'RYUL_YUL - 율/률>>>hgtk.josa.attach('방어',hgtk.josa.RYUL_YUL)'방어율'>>>hgtk.josa.attach('공격',hgtk.josa.RYUL_YUL)'공격률'>>>hgtk.josa.attach('반환',hgtk.josa.RYUL_YUL)'반환율'ConstCHO: 초성 리스트JOONG: 중성 리스트JONG: 종성 리스트, 종성이 없는 경우를 대비해 공백 문자가 추가됨JAMO: 공백을 제외한 모든 자모(비조합문자)NUM_CHO: 초성 개수NUM_JOONG: 중성 개수NUM_JONG: 종성 개수FIRST_HANGUL_UNICODE: 유니코드 상의 한글 코드(조합문자) 시작 시점LAST_HANGUL_UNICODE: 유니코드 상의 한글 코드(조합문자) 종료 시점Exception예외 처리를 위한 Exception들, 의미는 보이는 대로..NotHangulExceptionNotLetterExceptionNotWordException##Tested inpython 2.6python 2.7python 3.3python 3.4python 3.5python 3.6python nightly buildPyPy 2.2.5.Pypy 3 2.4.PyPy 5.3.1Apache 2.0 License
Package: hg-versions
versions extensionDisplay the version information for Mercurial and all installed extensions.InstallationUsepiporeasy_installto install the package:$ pip install hg-versionsOr install from the sources:$ tar xzf hg-versions-0.1.tar.gz
$ cd hg-versions-0.1
$ python setup.py installThen add the extension to your Mercurial configuration (your .hgrc or mercurial.ini file):[extensions]
versions =UsageBy default only the Mercurial version and enabled extensions with version information are displayed:$ hg versions
Mercurial version: 1.7.2

enabled extensions:

 versions 0.1You can use the-aargument to display all enabled extensions, even those without a version:$ hg versions -a
Mercurial version: 1.7.2

enabled extensions:

 bookmarks
 color
 crecord
 extdiff
 fetch
 graphlog
 hgattic
 hggit
 hgsubversion
 histedit
 mercurial_keyring
 pager
 prompt
 rebase
 versions 0.1Changelog0.4.1Fix tests.0.4Switched to setuptools.0.3Author string was not unicode.0.2Added fix for disabled extensions.0.1Initial release.
Package: hgview
DescriptionIts purpose is to easily navigate in a Mercurial repository
history. It has been written with efficiency in mind, both in terms
of computational efficiency and user experience efficiency.It is written in Python.There are two user interfaces:a graphical interface using PyQt5 and QScintilla, thea text interface: using urwid, pygments and pyinotifyNote that the Qt5 interface is much more complete than the text interface.
The Qt5 interface provides more views on the repository.hgview intallation noteshgview can be used either as a hg extension, or as a standalone
application.The Common library depends on: mercurial (1.0 minimum)
The Qt5 interface depends on PyQt5, QScintilla and PyQScintilla, DocUtils
The Text interfaces depend on urwid (>=0.9.1 for “raw”, >=1.0.0 for “curses”),
pygments and pyinotifyRun from the hg repositoryYou can runhgviewwithout installing it.hg clone https://foss.heptapod.net/mercurial/hgviewYou may want to add the following to your main .hgrc file:[extensions]
hgext.hgview=path/to/hqgv/hgext/hgview.py

[hgview]
# your hgview configs statements like:
dotradius=6
interface=qt # or curses or raw
# type hg qv-config to list available optionsThen from any Mercurial repository:cd <ANY_HG_REPO>
hg qvor:export PYTHONPATH=PATH_TO_HGVIEW_DIR:$PYTHONPATH
PATH_TO_HGVIEW_DIR/bin/hgviewInstallinghgviewInstallinghgviewis simply done using usualdistutilsscript:cd $PATH_TO_HGVIEW_DIR
python setup.py install --help # for available options
python setup.py installMore informationsSeehg help hgviewfor more informations on available configuration
options.AcknowledgementsHgview is a free software project hosted athttps://foss.heptapod.netthanks
to the support ofClever Cloud,Octobusand the sponsors of the heptapod project.
Package: hgvs-dataproviders-rest
hgvs-dataproviders-restRest interface forUTAandSeqRepo, which combined make up an hgvs data provider.The uta and seqrepo databases are used byhgvsto perform many of its sequence manipulation functions. The hgvs library includes tools to normalize, validate, and map sequence variants (among other functionalities). In order for hgvs to access info needed for such work, it uses the uta data provider to fetch transcripts and sequences.This package includes a REST api (restapi.py) for uta that stands between hgvs and uta/seqrepo databases, along with a data provider for hgvs (restclient.py) that acts as its client.Installing the Rest Interface LocallyInstall docker.$ docker pull biocommons/uta-rest:uta-rest
$ docker volume create --name=uta-rest
$ docker run -p 8000:8000 biocommons/uta-rest:uta-restOr without docker:$ make devready
$ source venv/bin/activate
$ uvicorn restapi:appUsing with hgvsSimply pass the result of utarest's connect() function as an argument into anyhgvstool, e.g. Assembly Mapper.>>> import hgvs_dataproviders_rest
>>> import hgvs.assemblymapper
>>> hdp = hgvs_dataproviders_rest.connect()

>>> am = hgvs.assemblymapper.AssemblyMapper(hdp,
...     assembly_name='GRCh37', alt_aln_method='splign',
...     replace_reference=True)Instead of calling connect() from hgvs.dataproviders.uta, you are using .hgvs_dataproviders_rest. Both implement the hgvsdata providers interface.Using with hgvs (2.0+)A second version of hgvs is planned, which allows for selecting a data provider out of several supported options: uta, hgvs_dataproviders_rest, cdot, and possibly a future Ensembl interface implementation. Seeutaclientsfor more info on each data provider.Developer Installation$ make devready
$ source venv/bin/activate
$ uvicorn restapi:app --reload
Package: hhaven
HHavenA well-documented and typed API wrapper forHentai Haven, providing efficient asynchronous requests, built-in cache support, and Pydantic Models for seamless autocompletion and linter support.Key FeaturesEfficient Asynchronous Structure:Utilize a fully asynchronous structure that enhances request speed without affecting other processes in your code.Built-in Cache Support:Benefit from built-in cache support using the aiocache library, reducing unnecessary API requests and improving overall performance.Pydantic Model Output:Receive all data in the form of Pydantic Models, enabling comprehensive autocompletion and linter support.Comprehensive Documentation:Explore extensive and user-friendly documentation, covering all aspects of this library.LinksDocumentation -https://jokelbaf.github.io/hhavenAPI Reference -https://jokelbaf.github.io/hhaven-api-referenceRequirementsPython 3.8+pydanticaiohttpaiocacheInstallationFrom PyPi:pip install hhavenFrom GitHub:pip install git+https://github.com/JokelBaf/hhaven.gitExamplesSearch for hentai by it's name:fromhhavenimportClientimportasyncioasyncdefmain():client=awaitClient().build()results=awaitclient.search("Maid Kyouiku")hentai=awaitresults[0].full()print(hentai)if__name__=="__main__":asyncio.run(main())Get all episodes of the latest hentai:fromhhavenimportClientimportasyncioasyncdefmain():client=awaitClient().build()home=awaitclient.home()hentai=awaithome.last[0].full()forepisodeinhentai.episodes:print(episode.name)if__name__=="__main__":asyncio.run(main())
Package: hhcm-forest
forestThe forest project aims at automatizing the clone and build process for open source software. Differently from other systems such asConda, orConan, it is a non-intrusive system which does not aim at environment management.QuickstartSetup a new workspace and add new recipes. Optional arguments are surrounded by [square brackets].[sudo] pip3 install hhcm-forestmkdir my_ws && cd my_wsforest initsource setup.bashforest add-recipes git@github.com:advrhumanoids/multidof_recipes.git [--tag master]Install thexbot2_examplesrecipe with its dependencies.forest grow xbot2_examples [-j8] [--clone-protocol https]Command line interfaceForest's CLI is divided into three mainverbs, i.e.init,add-recipes, andgrow.forest initInitialize the current folder as a forest workspace, i.e. it createsasrcfolder that will contain source codearecipesfolder that will contain forest's recipe files (more on this later)abuildfolder to carry out compilation and store build artifactsaninstallfolderasetup.bashfile which makes installed items visible to the systemforest add-recipesAdds recipes from a remote.usage:forestadd-recipes[-h][--tagTAG][--verbose]url

positionalarguments:urlurloftheremote(e.g.git@github.com:<username>/<reponame>.gitorhttps://github.com/<username>/<reponame>.git)optionalarguments:-h,--helpshowthishelpmessageandexit--tagTAG,-tTAG--verbose,-vprintadditionalinformationforest growBuilds a project according to the given recipe name, alongside its dependencies.usage:forestgrow[-h][--jobsJOBS][--modeMODE[MODE...]][--configCONFIG[CONFIG...]][--default-build-type{None,RelWithDebInfo,Release,Debug}][--force-reconfigure][--list-eval-locals][--clone-protocol{ssh,https}][--clone-depthCLONE_DEPTH][--cmake-argsCMAKE_ARGS[CMAKE_ARGS...]][--no-deps][--uninstall][--clean][--pwdPWD][--verbose][RECIPE]positionalarguments:RECIPEnameofrecipewithfetchandbuildinformation

optionalarguments:-h,--helpshowthishelpmessageandexit--jobsJOBS,-jJOBSparalleljobsforbuilding--modeMODE[MODE...],-mMODE[MODE...]specifymodesthatareusedtosetconditionalcompilationflags(e.g.,cmakeargs)--configCONFIG[CONFIG...],-cCONFIG[CONFIG...]specifyconfigurationvariablesthatcanbeusedinsiderecipes--default-build-type{None,RelWithDebInfo,Release,Debug},-t{None,RelWithDebInfo,Release,Debug}buildtypeforcmake,itisoverriddenbyrecipe--force-reconfigureforcecallingcmakebeforebuildingwithargsfromtherecipe--list-eval-localsprintavailableattributeswhenusingconditionalbuildargs--clone-protocol{ssh,https}overridecloneprotocol--clone-depthCLONE_DEPTHsetmaximumhistorydepthtosavebandwidth--cmake-argsCMAKE_ARGS[CMAKE_ARGS...]specifyadditionalcmakeargstobeappendedtoeachrecipe(leading-Dmustbeomitted)--no-deps,-nskipdependencyfetchandbuildstep--uninstalluninstallrecipe--cleanuninstallrecipeandremovebuild--pwdPWD,-pPWDuserpasswordtobeusedwhensudopermissionisrequired(ifempty,userispromptedforpassword);note:tobeusedwithcare,asexposingyourpasswordmightbeharmful!--verbose,-vprintadditionalinformation