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sfdk-build-init

Initialize Sailfish OS build environment

TLDR

Initialize build environment
$ sfdk build-init
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Initialize for a specific build target
$ sfdk -c target=[SailfishOS-4.5.0.24-armv7hl] build-init
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Persist the target for subsequent commands
$ sfdk config --push target [SailfishOS-4.5.0.24-armv7hl]; sfdk build-init
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SYNOPSIS

sfdk [-c target=name] build-init [options]

DESCRIPTION

sfdk build-init prepares (initializes) the build directory for a Sailfish OS project against the configured build target. It sets up a build engine snapshot and the build-time dependencies, after which commands like sfdk build-shell, sfdk build, or sfdk make can be run. Part of the Sailfish SDK command-line tool sfdk.

PARAMETERS

-c target=name

Global sfdk configuration option selecting the build target. The target is not specific to build-init; it is set with the -c option (or persisted with sfdk config --push target name) and reused by the other build subcommands.

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