xbps-src: add update-local and show-local-updates #37700
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Does this work on foreign distros? in #37691 I noticed that |
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This makes it simple to bulk build all your outdated packages in the local repository, works with
-rand branch repos.There are two similar commands that already exist:
update-syswhich builds outdated installed packages.update-bulkwhich builds outdated packages in configured repositories, so depends on having synced the hosts repositoriesand depends on builds already being finished in the remote repos.
With
update-localyou can instead just build a packages manually once and then update them with./xbps-src update-localwithout depending on the state of the host system or remote repositories.