The following examples illustrate the use of the cov-install-updates
command.
This command checks the number of updates available:
C:\Users\thildeb>cov-install-updates check --url=https://emmett:14111 --user=userName --password=aPassword
5 updates are available.This command checks the content of available updates:
C:\Users\thildeb>cov-install-updates list --url=https://emmett:14111 --user=userName --password=aPassword
5 updates are available.
Updates available for product: Coverity Static Analysis
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**> 2018.03-1
User documentation errata and updates.
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**> 2018.03-2
Add a script to simplify model extraction from JavaScript frameworks.
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**> 2018.03-3
Expanded Japanese documentation.
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**> 2018.03-4
Improvement and expansion of selected security checkers.
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**> 2018.03-5
Selected new QA checkers are now enabled for the Swift language.
------------------------------This command displays the version number:
C:\Users\thildeb>cov-install-updates version
2018.03This example shows the installation of updates up to the specified version number:
C:\Users\thildeb>cov-install-updates install --url=https://emmett --port=14111 --user=userName --password=aPassword
--end-version=2018.03-1
[STATUS] Downloading updates list
[INFORMATION] 1 update to install.
[STATUS] Downloading cov-analysis-win64-2018.03-1-update.zip
[STATUS] Unpacking cov-analysis-win64-2018.03-1-update.zip
[INFORMATION] Selected installers:
------- 2018.03 ==> 2018.03-1
[STATUS] Validating installers
[STATUS] Listing backup files from cov-analysis-win64-2018.03-1-update.zip
[STATUS] Installing cov-analysis-win64-2018.03-1-update.zip
[STATUS] Verifying current installation.
[STATUS] Done.This example illustrates the use of the rollback subcommand:
C:\Users\thildeb>cov-install-updates rollback --force
[STATUS] Rolling back from C:\Program Files\Coverity\Coverity Static Analysis\.coverity\rollback
[STATUS] Done.