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Normally RERO can be run without any options to perform minor releases:
$ rero |
To see what RERO is doing in more detail, the `-v' option can be used:
$ rero -v |
If you have multiple profiles, you may want to only specify one for release:
$ rero -v rero |
Someday you may want to make a major release. The `-r' option is useful for this purpose:
$ rero -v -r 0.1.0 rero |
Of course, you may prefer to announce the major releases:
$ rero -v -r 0.1.0 -a rero |
If you need to announce a particular release only, without actually attempting any new releases, do:
$ rero -air 0.1.0 rero |
To just see what RERO thinks about your configuration file:
$ rero -t |