FAQ:Cook Recipes Locally without Repository Access
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| Question: Can I cook recipes without a connection to my preferred repository? | ||
Answer: Yes, you may cook a package recipe just as you would if you did have connectivity to the repository. Be advised however, the cook will not merge any configuration file information upon updating. A disconnected cook will alert you to this:
$ cvc cook foo.recipe + Building foo warning: Could not open repository -- not attempting to share pathId information with the repository. This cook will not merge config file information on update. ... Created component: foo:data /rpl.somesite.net@rpl:devel//local@local:COOK/1.0-1-0.1 is: x86 Created component: foo:debuginfo /rpl.somesite.net@rpl:devel//local@local:COOK/1.0-1-0.1 is: x86 Created component: foo:doc /rpl.somesite.net@rpl:devel//local@local:COOK/1.0-1-0.1 is: x86 Created component: foo:runtime /rpl.somesite.net@rpl:devel//local@local:COOK/1.0-1-0.1 is: x86 Changeset written to: foo-1.0.ccs