The check command has the following command line syntax:
pit check [<PACKAGE-NAME>[@<VERSION>] ...]
The check command checks the specified packages, using the following syntax:
pit check [<PACKAGE-NAME>[@<VERSION>] ...]
The issues will be listed according to urgency, the first issue being the most urgent. The most urgent issue needs to be fixed first, as it could be causing the other issues.
More information about the workings of this command can be found at verifier. If you also want Packit to fix the issues for you, take a look at the fix command.
To check everything use:
pit check
To check all versions of foo use:
pit check foo
To check a specific version of foo use:
pit check foo@1.3.7
It's possible to check multiple packages at once:
pit check foo@1.3.7 bar buz
Note that packages with a version specified can be used with packages without a version specified.