List LCS contents​

To list the contents currently included in local content storage, use this command:

$HOME/ModusToolbox/tools_3.4/lcs-manager-cli/lcs-manager-cli --list

This will display all versions of the BSPs and libraries in local content storage in case (all caps first) and alphabetical order.

List BSPs​

To list only the included in local content storage in the

watchlist.json

file, use this command:

$HOME/ModusToolbox/tools_3.4/lcs-manager-cli/lcs-manager-cli --list-bsps

This will display only the BSPs names without versions.

Remove all local content​

To remove all content from local content storage, use this command:

$HOME/ModusToolbox/tools_3.4/lcs-manager-cli/lcs-manager-cli --clear-all

This will delete all files from the

lcs/git

directory, and remove the list of BSPs from the

watchlist.json

file.

Note:

If you want to recreate local content storage after using this command, you should first delete the entire lcs directory.

Remove BSP​

To remove only a specified BSP and its dependencies from local content storage, use this command:

$HOME/ModusToolbox/tools_3.4/lcs-manager-cli/lcs-manager-cli --clear-bsp <BSPName>;

Where

<BSPName>

is a valid name of a BSP included in local content storage.

Check for updates​

To check for updates to existing content in local storage, you must be connected to the internet. Then, use this command:

$HOME/ModusToolbox/tools_3.4/lcs-manager-cli --check-for-updates

Update existing content​

If the check for updates option indicates there are updates to your local content, run this command while connected to the internet:

$HOME/ModusToolbox/tools_3.4/lcs-manager-cli/lcs-manager-cli --update-existing

Note:

The

--update-existing

command only brings down new versions of existing assets. It does NOT bring in new assets that have not already been downlaoded unless those assets are related to a BSP in the watchlist (see

Create partial database

for information about setting up a watchlist). If you want to get all the latest content, including new assets and new versions of existing assets, then use the

--add-all

command.

Update repo​

If you only want to update a repo and its dependencies rather than everything, run this command while connected to the internet:

$HOME/ModusToolbox/tools_3.4/lcs-manager-cli/lcs-manager-cli --update <name>

Where

<name>

is a valid name a repo included in local content storage.