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Edwin Kempin 1cd6909664 Clarify in docs that init --batch doesn't drop old database objects
If init is run with the --batch option and a schema migration is done
old database objects (e.g. tables, columns) are not dropped
automatically. Clarify this in the documentation of the --batch option.

Change-Id: I6be33c838b18cfd789a1580ea00e60b064f3e44d
Signed-off-by: Edwin Kempin <edwin.kempin@sap.com>
2012-04-27 14:26:28 +02:00

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init
====
NAME
----
init - Initialize a new Gerrit server installation
SYNOPSIS
--------
[verse]
'java' -jar gerrit.war 'init'
-d <SITE_PATH>
[\--batch]
[\--no-auto-start]
DESCRIPTION
-----------
Creates a new Gerrit server installation, interactively prompting
for some basic setup prior to writing default configuration files
into a newly created `$site_path`.
If run an an existing `$site_path`, init will upgrade some resources
as necessary.
OPTIONS
-------
\--batch::
Run in batch mode, skipping interactive prompts. Reasonable
configuration defaults are chosen based on the whims of
the Gerrit developers.
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If during a schema migration unused objects (e.g. tables, columns)
are detected they are *not* automatically dropped, but only a list of
SQL statements to drop these objects is provided. To drop the unused
objects these SQL statements have to be executed manually.
\--no-auto-start::
Don't automatically start the daemon after initializing a
newly created site path. This permits the administrator
to inspect and modify the configuration before the daemon
is started.
-d::
\--site-path::
Location of the gerrit.config file, and all other per-site
configuration data, supporting libraries and log files.
CONTEXT
-------
This command can only be run on a server which has direct
connectivity to the metadata database, and local access to the
managed Git repositories.
GERRIT
------
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