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Bodhi 2 is distributed with Fedora >= 26. If you are on an older Fedora version, you can install bodhi 2 from Copr: | Bodhi 2 is distributed with Fedora >= 26. If you are on an older Fedora version, you can install bodhi 2 from Copr: | ||
<pre> | <pre>$ sudo dnf copr enable bowlofeggs/bodhi | ||
$ sudo dnf update bodhi-client</pre> | |||
== Manual page == | |||
You can read Bodhi's man page [https://github.com/fedora-infra/bodhi/blob/develop/docs/man_bodhi.rst online], or you can read it on your system: | |||
<pre>man bodhi</pre> | <pre>$ man bodhi</pre> | ||
== Querying updates == | == Querying updates == | ||
<pre>bodhi updates query</pre> | <pre>$ bodhi updates query</pre> | ||
View all updates for a given package | View all updates for a given package | ||
<pre>bodhi updates query --packages=rakudo-star</pre> | <pre>$ bodhi updates query --packages=rakudo-star</pre> | ||
Revision as of 14:32, 14 December 2016
Using the bodhi command-line interface
Installing the client
Bodhi 2 is distributed with Fedora >= 26. If you are on an older Fedora version, you can install bodhi 2 from Copr:
$ sudo dnf copr enable bowlofeggs/bodhi $ sudo dnf update bodhi-client
Manual page
You can read Bodhi's man page online, or you can read it on your system:
$ man bodhi
Querying updates
$ bodhi updates query
View all updates for a given package
$ bodhi updates query --packages=rakudo-star