module Opam_repo_fork : sig ... endval create : ?pkgs:Pkg.t list -> unit -> (unit, Bos_setup.R.msg) Stdlib.resultmodule Cli : sig ... endval token :
token:string Cli.t option ->
dry_run:bool ->
unit ->
(string, Bos_setup.R.msg) Stdlib.resultReturns the token value that should be used for github API requests. If a token was provided via the CLI, it is returned. Otherwise the token file in the config dir is looked up. If it exists, its content is returned, if it does not, the user is prompted for a token which will be then saved to that file. When dry_run is true it always returns Ok "${token}" but still looks up the relevant config file as it would normally have.
val keep_v : keep_v:bool Cli.t -> (bool, Bos_setup.R.msg) Stdlib.resultval auto_open :
no_auto_open:bool Cli.t ->
(bool, Bos_setup.R.msg) Stdlib.resultval opam_repo_fork :
?pkgs:Pkg.t list ->
remote:string Cli.t option ->
local:Fpath.t Cli.t option ->
unit ->
(Opam_repo_fork.t, Bos_setup.R.msg) Stdlib.resultReturns the opam-repository fork to use, based on the CLI provided values remote and local and the user's configuration.
If both remote and local are provided, they are returned without reading any local configuration.
If either or both of them are None, the configuration is looked up. If it doesn't exist, the interactive creation quizz is started. The configuration values are used to fill up the blanks in remote and local.
pkgs is only used to offer suggestions to the user during the creation quizz.
val load : unit -> (t option, Bos_setup.R.msg) Stdlib.resultval save : t -> (unit, Bos_setup.R.msg) Stdlib.resultval pretty_fields : t -> (string * string option) listpretty_fields t returns the list of pretty-printed key-value pairs for the config t.
module type S = sig ... endmodule Draft_release : Smodule Release_asset_name : S