opam-ci-check: Command to list-revdeps in docker image #410
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The `opam-ci-check list` command can be run locally to list revdeps for a package. It creates an isolated opam root for some isolation, but for a greater extent of isolation, this commit adds a list-revdeps command that can be used to list-revdeps locally using a Docker image. This makes it easier to reproduce the CI runs more closely, when trying to reproduce locally. And adds extra flexibility to be able to test on different OSes etc.
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This PR is complementary to #403, and can be reviewed and merged independently of it. |
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opam-ci-check listcommand can be run locally to list revdeps for a package. It creates an isolated opam root for some isolation, but for a greater extent of isolation, this commit adds a list-revdeps command that can be used to list-revdeps locally using a Docker image.