russet update-trust-info

russet update-trust-info updates the trust information in recipe overrides so that it matches the current state of their parent recipes.

Syntax

russet update-trust-info [OPTIONS] OVERRIDE [OVERRIDE ...]

Replace the following:

OPTIONS: any of the options in the following table.
OVERRIDE: the name or path of a recipe override.

Description

For each override, Russet computes new hashes for its parent recipes and for any non-built-in processor files that they use, writes them to the override’s ParentRecipeTrustInfo key, and prints Wrote updated PATH.

Run this command only after you review the changes in the parent recipes. To see what changed, run russet verify-trust-info -v first.

If a recipe isn’t an override, Russet prints NAME is not a recipe override and has no parent recipe. and skips it.

The override must be in one of your override folders and outside your recipe repositories. For details, see Recipe trust.

Options

Option	Description
`--prefs FILE`	Reads preferences from `FILE` on top of Russet’s preferences.
`-d FOLDER`, `--search-dir FOLDER`	Searches `FOLDER` for parent recipes instead of the folders in `RECIPE_SEARCH_DIRS`. You can repeat this option.
`--override-dir FOLDER`	Searches `FOLDER` for recipe overrides instead of the folders in `RECIPE_OVERRIDE_DIRS`. You can repeat this option.

Exit status

Status	Meaning
`0`	Russet updated every override, or skipped recipes that aren’t overrides.
`1`	Russet couldn’t update at least one override. It prints `NAME: FAILED` and the reason.
`2`	Russet couldn’t parse an option.
`255`	You didn’t name a recipe override. On Windows, the status is `-1`.

Examples

To update the trust information of an override after you review its parent recipes, run the following command:

russet update-trust-info TheUnarchiver.download