xbps-src: document -Q non-recursiveness#55222
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recursive might be a bit obtuse, what about specifying it as "and run tests on built dependencies" or something? |
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I'd call that "concise" but point taken. What about: I'm trying to stick on one 80 char line, spelling "dependencies" brings the line to 86 char. |
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I favor the second option. Better to be verbose and break a line. |
Document in usage that running check with -Q is not recursive, and running check with -K is recursive. This behaviour was implemented in void-linux#54633.
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A few days later, I now agree verbose is better, and using two lines looks better. |
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Document in usage that running check with -Q is not recursive,
and running check with -K is recursive.
This behaviour was implemented in #54633.
Testing the changes