rspm create source#
Command to create sources
Examples#
rspm create source --name=[source name]
rspm create source --name=[source name] --type=[cran-snapshot|curated-cran|curated-pypi|git|git-python|local|local-python]
rspm create source --name=[source name] --type=curated-cran --snapshot=2017-11-07
rspm create source --name=[source name] --type=curated-cran --include=depends,imports,linking-to,suggests --snapshot=2017-11-07
rspm create source --name=[source name] --type=curated-cran --include=none --snapshot=2017-11-07
rspm create source --name=[source name] --type=cran-snapshot --snapshot=2020-07-09
rspm create source --name=[source name] --type=curated-pypi
rspm create source --name=[source name] --type=local-python
rspm create source --name=[source name] --type=git-python
Options#
-h, --help help for source
--include string A comma-separated list of dependency types to include in the curated-CRAN source. Only valid for curated-CRAN sources. Valid values include 'imports', 'depends', 'linking-to', 'suggests', 'none', and 'all'. For Enhanced and Advanced licenses only. (default "imports,depends,linking-to")
--name string The name of the source.
--snapshot string The initial CRAN snapshot to use for curated-cran sources. Provide either a transaction id or a snapshot date in yyyy-mm-dd format. For Enhanced and Advanced licenses only.
--strict When true, uses strict mode for curated-CRAN creation. For Enhanced and Advanced licenses only.
--succeed-on-existing Do not return an error if source already exists
--type string Optional. The type of source. Must be one of cran-snapshot, curated-cran, curated-pypi, git, git-python, local, or local-python. Defaults to 'local'.
Options inherited from parent commands#
-a, --address string The address of the remote server. If not specified, the PACKAGEMANAGER_ADDRESS environment variable is used.
-c, --config string Path to config file
--insecure-ssl-skip-verify If true, skip SSL certificate validation. This reduces the security that SSL normally provides.
-o, --output-format string Specify the output format 'human' for human-readable output or 'json' for JSON-encoded output. (default "human")
-v, --verbose Provide additional output