[sbopkg-users] Problem with understanding how the `-V` option works

[Thomas Szteliga]

Hello,

I have a problem with understanding how the `-V` option works.


Short example, I run this command:

~~~~
sbopkg -B -e stop -V local -k \
  -i dovecot \
  -i dovecot-pigeonhole \
  -i perl-Socket6 \
  -i perl-IO-Socket-INET6 \
  -i Net-SSLeay \
  -i perl-Net-LibIDN \
  -i perl-IO-Socket-SSL \
  -i perl-digest-sha1 \
  -i perl-digest-hmac \
  -i perl-Authen-SASL \
  -i perl-net-ip \
  -i perl-net-dns \
  -i perl-TermReadKey \
  -i sieve-connect \
  -i libsieve \
  -i postfix \
  -i perl-BerkeleyDB \
  -i perl-IO-Multiplex \
  -i perl-Net-Server \
  -i postgrey \
  -i clamav \
  -i clamav-unofficial-sigs \
  -i perl-Crypt-OpenSSL-Bignum \
  -i perl-Encode-Detect \
  -i perl-IP-Country \
  -i perl-Image-Info \
  -i perl-Net-Ident \
  -i perl-Crypt-OpenSSL-Random \
  -i perl-Crypt-OpenSSL-RSA \
  -i perl-TimeDate \
  -i perl-MailTools \
  -i perl-Mail-DKIM \
  -i perl-Net-DNS-Resolver-Programmable \
  -i perl-NetAddr-IP \
  -i perl-Mail-SPF \
  -i re2c \
  -i pysetuptools \
  -i perl-www-robotrules \
  -i perl-http-date \
  -i perl-file-listing \
  -i perl-IO-HTML \
  -i perl-encode-locale \
  -i perl-lwp-mediatypes \
  -i perl-html-tagset \
  -i perl-html-parser \
  -i perl-http-message \
  -i perl-http-negotiate \
  -i perl-http-cookies \
  -i perl-http-daemon \
  -i perl-net-http \
  -i perl-Geo-IP \
  -i perl-IO-Socket-IP \
  -i libwww-perl \
  -i spamassassin \
  -i sipcalc
~~~~



All packages listed above are located in `/var/lib/sbopkg/local/local`,
but only a few of them were modified by me. They were copied from
`/var/lib/sbopkg/SBo/14.1`.

Is it possible to have in `local/local` only modified packages,
and somehow tell sbopkg to use a slackbuild from
`/var/lib/sbopkg/SBo/14.1` if the required one is not available in
`local/local`?
Because now I have to copy all slackbuilds required by my command
from `/var/lib/sbopkg/SBo/14.1` to `/var/lib/sbopkg/local/local`.


~~~
-V repo/branch  Set the repository/branch. The repo is optional and, if
                not given, sbopkg will try to make the best match,
                           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                starting with the default repo. For a list of valid
                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                repos, issue '-V ?'
~~~


In other words, can I tell sboppg to prioritize packages in `local`,
and if the package is not found there THEN fall back to `SBo/14.1`?


-- 
Thomas Szteliga


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