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sqitch-bundle(3) User Contributed Perl Documentation sqitch-bundle(3)

sqitch-bundle - Bundle a Sqitch project for distribution

  sqitch [options] bundle
  sqitch [options] bundle --dest-dir widgets-1.0.0
  sqitch [options] bundle --all
  sqitch [options] bundle pg mysql

This command bundles up a sqitch project for distribution. At its simplest, it copies the project configuration file, plan files, and all of the change scripts to a directory. This directory can then be packaged up for distribution (as a tarball, RPM, etc.).

By default, the "bundle" command will bundle the plan and scripts for the default plan and top directory, as defined by the core configuration and command-line options. Pass the "--all" option to have it iterate over all known plans and top directories (as specified for engines and targets) and bundle them all. This works well for creating a a single bundle with all plans and scripts.

To specify which plans an top directories to bundle, pass the target, engine, or plan file names as arguments. See "Examples" for examples.

  • Engine names
  • Target names
  • Plan file names

You can also pass the core "--engine" option to limit the bundle to the plan for a single engine.

The bundle command also allows you to limit bundled changes to a subset of those in a plan. When bundling a single plan, use the "--from" and/or "--to" options to do the limiting. When using multiple plans, specify the changes after each target argument. In either case, the changes can be specified in any way documented on sqitchchanges. See "Examples" for examples.

"--dest-dir"
The name of the directory in which to bundle the project. The configuration file will be created in this directory, and all top, deploy, revert, and verify directories will be created relative to it. Defaults to bundle.
"--from"
The change from which to start bundling. If you need to bundle up only a subset of a plan, specify a change (using a supported change specification from which to start the bundling via this option. This option is probably only useful when bundling a single plan.
"--to"
The change to which to end bundling. If you need to bundle up only a subset of a plan, specify a change (using a supported change specification that should be the last change to be included in the bundle. This option is probably only useful when bundling a single plan.
"-a"
"--all"
Bundle all the project plans and their associated scripts. Cannot be mixed with target, engine, or plan file name arguments; doing so will result in an error. Useful for multi-plan projects that should have all the plans bundled together. Overrides the value of the "bundle.all" configuration; use "--no-all" to override a true "bundle.all" configuration.

"bundle.dest_dir"
The name of the directory in which to bundle the project.

Bundle a Sqitch project with the default plan and scripts into bundle:

  sqitch bundle

Bundle a Sqitch project with all plans and scripts into bundle:

  sqitch bundle --all

Bundle a Sqitch project into BUILDROOT/MyProj:

  sqitch bundle --dest-dir BUILDROOT/MyProj

Bundle a project including changes "adduser" through "@v1.0":

  sqitch bundle --from adduser --to @v1.0

Bundle a the "pg" engine plans with changes "adduser" through "@v1.0", and the "sqlite" engine with changes from the start of the plan up to "widgets":

  sqitch bundle pg adduser @v1.0 sqlite @ROOT wigets

Bundle just the files necessary to execute the plan for the "pg" engine:

  sqitch bundle pg

Bundle the files necessary for two plan files:

  sqitch bundle sqlite/sqitch.plan mysql/sqitch.plan

Part of the sqitch suite.
2022-04-09 perl v5.32.1

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