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/*!
\contentspage index.html
\page archiver-module.html
\ingroup list-of-modules
\title Module archiver
\since 1.4
\brief Provides support for building archives.
The \c archiver module contains the properties and rules for creating (compressed) archives.
The output artifact has the file tag "archiver.archive". The sole input artifact is a text file
containing the list of files to package, with one file path per line. The paths can be
relative, in which case they will be looked for at \c{archiver.workingDirectory}. The file tag
of this input artifact is "archiver.input-list".
\section1 archiver Properties
\table
\header
\li Property
\li Type
\li Since
\li Default
\li Description
\row
\li flags
\li stringList
\li 1.4
\li empty list
\li Custom options not covered by any of the other properties.
\row
\li archiveBaseName
\li string
\li 1.4
\li \c{product.targetName}
\li The base name of the archive file (in other words, the file name without
any extensions).
\row
\li compressionLevel
\li string
\li 1.4
\li \c undefined
\li How much effort to put into the compression of a 7-Zip or zip archive.
Possible values are \c undefined, "0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8" and "9"
Higher numbers result in a smaller archive, but the compressing process will take more
time. 7-Zip only supports 0 and odd numbers.
A value of \c undefined means to use the default compression level.
\row
\li compressionType
\li string
\li 1.4
\li \c{"gz"} for tar archives, otherwise \c undefined
\li How to compress a tar or zip archive.
Possible options are "none", "gz", "bz2", "Z", "xz", "deflate", "store".
\c undefined uses the archiver's default compression type.
\row
\li outputDirectory
\li string
\li 1.4
\li \c{product.destinationDirectory}
\li Where to put the archive file.
\row
\li type
\li string
\li 1.4
\li \c{undefined}
\li Which kind of archiver to use.
The currently supported values are: "tar", "7zip", "zip".
\row
\li workingDirectory
\li string
\li 1.4
\li undefined
\li The directory in which to execute \c command.
\row
\li command
\li string
\li 1.4
\li Depends on \c{type}.
\li The command with which to invoke the archiver.
\endtable
*/
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