grog deps

grog deps

Lists (transitive) dependencies of a target.

Synopsis

Lists the direct or transitive dependencies of a specified target. By default, only direct dependencies are shown. Use the —transitive flag to show all transitive dependencies. Dependencies can be filtered by target type using the —target-type flag.

grog deps [flags]

Examples

  grog deps //path/to/package:target           # Show direct dependencies
  grog deps -t //path/to/package:target          # Show transitive dependencies
  grog deps --target-type=test //path/to/package:target  # Show only test dependencies

Options

  -h, --help                 help for deps
      --target-type string   Filter targets by type (all, test, no_test, bin_output) (default "all")
  -t, --transitive           Include all transitive dependencies of the target

Options inherited from parent commands

  -a, --all-platforms                 Select all platforms (bypasses platform selectors)
      --color string                  Set color output (yes, no, or auto) (default "auto")
      --debug                         Enable debug logging
      --disable-default-shell-flags   Do not prepend "set -eu" to target commands
      --disable-progress-tracker      Disable progress tracking updates
      --disable-tea                   Disable interactive TUI (Bubble Tea)
      --enable-cache                  Enable cache (default true)
      --exclude-tag strings           Exclude targets by tag. Can be used multiple times. Example: --exclude-tag=foo --exclude-tag=bar
      --fail-fast                     Fail fast on first error
      --load-outputs string           Level of output loading for cached targets. One of: all, minimal. (default "all")
      --log-level string              Set log level (trace, debug, info, warn, error)
      --platform string               Force a specific platform in the form os/arch
      --profile string                Select a configuration profile to use
      --skip-workspace-lock           Skip the workspace level lock (DANGEROUS: may corrupt the cache)
      --stream-logs                   Forward all target build/test logs to stdout/-err
      --tag strings                   Filter targets by tag. Can be used multiple times. Example: --tag=foo --tag=bar
  -v, --verbose count                 Set verbosity level (-v, -vv)

SEE ALSO

• grog -

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