| App::Sqitch::Command::check(3pm) | User Contributed Perl Documentation | App::Sqitch::Command::check(3pm) |
App::Sqitch::Command::check - Runs various checks and prints a report
my $cmd = App::Sqitch::Command::check->new(%params); $cmd->execute;
If you want to know how to use the "check" command, you probably want to be reading "sqitch-check". But if you really want to know how the "check" command works, read on.
"target_name"
The name or URI of the database target as specified by the "--target" option.
"target"
An App::Sqitch::Target object from which to perform the checks. Must be instantiated by "execute()".
"from_change"
Change from which to check changes.
"to_change"
Change up to which to check changes.
"execute"
$check->execute;
Executes the check command. The current state of the target database will be compared to the plan in order to show where things stand.
David E. Wheeler <david@justatheory.com> Matthieu Foucault <matthieu@button.is>
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