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run unit tests (this only verifies plainbox core)
run unit tests (this only verifies plainbox core)
Translated and reviewed by Anthony Harrington
Located in .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_selftest.py:95
98.
SUITE
SUITE
Translated and reviewed by Anthony Harrington
Located in .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_selftest.py:97
99.
run custom test suite
run custom test suite
Translated and reviewed by Anthony Harrington
Located in .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_selftest.py:100
100.

session management commands

This command can be used to list, show and remove sessions owned by the
current user.

@EPILOG@

Each session has a small amount of meta-data that is available for
inspection. Each session has an application identifier (set by the
application that created that session), a title, that is human readable
piece of text that helps to distinguish sessions, and a set of flags.

Flags are particularly useful for determining what is the overall state
of any particular session. Two flags are standardized (other flags can be
used by applications): incomplete and submitted. The 'incomplete' flag is
removed after all desired jobs have been executed. The 'submitted' flag
is set after a submission is made using any of the transport mechanisms.
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session management commands

This command can be used to list, show and remove sessions owned by the
current user.

@EPILOG@

Each session has a small amount of meta-data that is available for
inspection. Each session has an application identifier (set by the
application that created that session), a title, that is human readable
piece of text that helps to distinguish sessions, and a set of flags.

Flags are particularly useful for determining what the overall state
of any particular session is. Two flags are standardised (other flags can be
used by applications): incomplete and submitted. The 'incomplete' flag is
removed after all desired jobs have been executed. The 'submitted' flag
is set after a submission is made using any of the transport mechanisms.
Translated and reviewed by Anthony Harrington
Located in .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_session.py:32
101.
available session subcommands
available session subcommands
Translated and reviewed by Anthony Harrington
Located in .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_session.py:69
102.
list available sessions
list available sessions
Translated and reviewed by Anthony Harrington
Located in .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_session.py:71
103.
print one id per line only
print one id per line only
Translated and reviewed by Anthony Harrington
Located in .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_session.py:73
104.
remove one more more sessions
remove one or more sessions
Translated and reviewed by Anthony Harrington
Located in .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_session.py:77
105.
SESSION-ID
SESSION-ID
Translated by Mantas
Reviewed by Rockworld
Located in .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_session.py:79 .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_session.py:85 .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_session.py:97 .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_session.py:106
106.
Identifier of the session to remove
Identifier of the session to remove
Translated and reviewed by Anthony Harrington
Located in .././plainbox/impl/commands/cmd_session.py:80
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