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PROGRAM:
NAME
parsechangelog - parse Debian changelogs and output them in other formats
SYNOPSIS
parsechangelog [options] [changelogfile]
Options:
--help, -h print usage information
--version, -V print version information
--file, -l <file> changelog file to parse, defaults
to 'debian/changelog'
-F<changelogformat> ignored if changelogformat = 'debian'
for compatibility with dpkg-dev
-L<libdir> ignored for compatibility with dpkg-dev
--format <outputformat> see man page for list of available
output formats, defaults to 'dpkg'
for compatibility with dpkg-dev
--since, -s, -v <version> include all changes later than version
--until, -u <version> include all changes earlier than version
--from, -f <version> include all changes equal or later
than version
--to, -t <version> include all changes up to or equal
than version
--count, -c, -n <number> include <number> entries from the top
(or the tail if <number> is lower than 0)
--offset, -o <number> change the starting point for --count,
counted from the top (or the tail if
<number> is lower than 0)
--all include all changes
If neither "changelogfile" nor "-l <file>" are specified, debian/changelog will be used.
If two different files are specified the program will abort.
If the filename is "-" the program reads the changelog from standard input.
"--all" overrides all other range selecting options. "--count" overrides all other range
selection options except for "--all". The range selecting options can be mixed together,
but only one of "--since" and "--from" and one of "--until" and "--to" can be specified at
the same time.
The dpkg and rfc822 formats default to showing only the first entry when no other options
are given with while the HTML and XML formats default to showing all entries.
For a more extensive documentation of the range selecting options and some (hopefully
enlightening) examples see "COMMON OUTPUT OPTIONS" in Parse::DebianChangelog.
DESCRIPTION
parsechangelog parses Debian changelogs as described in the Debian policy (version 3.6.2.1
at the time of this writing) and converts them to other output formats. See section "SEE
ALSO" for locations where to find the full format definition.
The output formats supported are currently:
dpkg
Format as known from dpkg-parsechangelog(1). All requested entries (see "SYNOPSIS" on
how to select specific entries) are returned in the usual Debian control format,
merged in one stanza, ready to be used in a .changes file.
rfc822
Similar to the "dpkg" format, but the requested entries are returned as one stanza
each, i.e. they are not merged. This is probably the format to use if you want a
machine-usable representation of the changelog.
xml Just a simple XML dump of the changelog data. Without any schema or DTD currently,
just some made up XML. The actual format might still change. Comments and Improvements
welcome.
html
The changelog is converted to a somewhat nice looking HTML file with some nice
features as a quick-link bar with direct links to every entry. NOTE: This is not
configurable yet and was specifically designed to be used on
<http://packages.debian.org/>. This is planned to be changed until version 1.0. The
used Parse::DebianChangelog module already supports configuration, however, this isn't
exposed by this program yet.
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