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8. Option Summary

This chapter provides a short summary of rush command line options.

‘-c command’

Specify the command to run.

‘-C test’
‘--security-check=test’

Configure security checks for the main configuration file. See include-security, for the description of test argument. See security checks, for the discussion of the available security tests.

‘-d number’
‘--debug=number’

Set debugging level.

‘--show-default’

Display the default built-in configuration. See section Default Configuration, for more information.

‘-t’
‘--test’
‘--lint’

Run in test mode. An optional argument may be used with this option to specify alternative configuration file name, e.g.:

 
$ rush --lint ./test.rc

If the ‘-c’ option is also specified, rush emulates the normal processing for the command, but does not execute it.

‘-u name’
‘--user=name’

Emulate access by user name. This option implies ‘--test’ and is valid only when used by root and in conjunction with the ‘-c’ option.

‘-v’
‘--version’

Display program version.

‘-h’
‘--help’

Display a short help message.

‘--usage’

Display a concise usage summary.

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