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      2 SGW(1)                      General Commands Manual                     SGW(1)
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      4 NNAAMMEE
      5      ssggww – static git webpage generator
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      7 SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS
      8      ssggww [--ii] [--pp] [--oo _o_u_t_d_i_r] [--bb _b_a_s_e_u_r_l] _r_e_p_o [_r_e_p_o_2 [...]]
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     10 DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
     11      ssggww writes a webpage consisting of index and repository pages for bare
     12      repositories located at _r_e_p_o, _r_e_p_o_2, etc. Non-bare repositories can also
     13      be used, but will be labelled as "untitled" wherever their name would
     14      have appeared. Its options are as follows:
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     16      --ii      If present, generate an index page. The exact file this page is
     17              saved to is defined by config.h at compile time.
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     19      --pp      If present, generate the specified repositories' pages.
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     21      --oo _o_u_t_d_i_r
     22              Write all output files under the _o_u_t_d_i_r directory. The exact
     23              destinations of the files are determined by the paths specified
     24              in config.h at compile time.
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     26      --bb _b_a_s_e_u_r_l
     27              Links within the generated webpages include this path, to allow
     28              the webpage to be served from the _b_a_s_e_u_r_l subdirectory.
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     30      The program will return with a failing status if neither of --ii and --pp are
     31      specified, or if no repositories are selected.
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     33      ssggww will do nothing to attempt to clean up the output it has produced if
     34      it fails after writing files.
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     36      It does not remove any files from its output directories and does not
     37      make changes to any of the input repositories.
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     39      It will not, however, indicate any kind of warning before overwriting the
     40      files it has been configured to write its output into.
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     42 EEXXIITT SSTTAATTUUSS
     43      The ssggww utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.
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     45 SSEEEE AALLSSOO
     46      git(1)
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     48 AAUUTTHHOORRSS
     49      Emma Weaver <_e_m_m_a_@_y_1_._n_z>
     50      Based heavily on work by Hiltjo Posthuma <_h_i_l_t_j_o_@_c_o_d_e_m_a_d_n_e_s_s_._o_r_g>
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     52 Linux 6.18.33-0-lts             August 2, 2021             Linux 6.18.33-0-lts
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