usage: kraken query visualize [-h] [-v] [-q] [-b PATH] [-p PATH] [--state-name NAME] [--state-dir PATH]
[--additional-state-dir PATH] [--no-load-project] [--resume] [--restart {all}] [--all]
[-i] [-s] [-R] [-r]
[task ...]
generate a GraphViz of the build
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
logging options:
-v increase the log level (can be specified multiple times)
-q decrease the log level (can be specified multiple times)
build options:
-b PATH, --build-dir PATH the build directory to write to [default: build]
-p PATH, --project-dir PATH the root directory of the project. If this is specified, it should point to an existing
directory that contains a build script and it must be the same or a parent of the current
directory. When invoked with this option, task references are resolved relative to the
Kraken project that is represented by the current working directory. (note: this option
is automatically passed when using kraken-wrapper as it finds the respective project
automatically).
--state-name NAME specify a name for the generated state file; if not specified, a short random ID is used
--state-dir PATH specify the main build state directory [default: ${--build-dir}/.kraken/buildenv]
--additional-state-dir PATH specify an additional state directory to load build state from. can be specified multiple
times
--no-load-project do not load the root project. this is only useful when loading an existing build state
graph options:
--resume load previous build state
--restart {all} load previous build state, but discard existing results (requires --resume)
--all include all tasks in the build graph
task one or more tasks to include in the build graph and mark as selected. if not set, default
tasks are included in the build graph but not selected.
visualization options:
-i, --inactive include inactive tasks in the graph
-s, --show show the graph in the browser (requires dot)
-R, --reduce fully transitively reduce the graph
-r, --reduce-keep-explicit transitively reduce the graph but keep explicit edges