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# Firewatch
Is your user-base complaining their environment(s) broke after running `conda update [your_package]`? I bet they are! Have you ever wondered what packages were introduced into the Conda ecosystem without your knowledge? Wonder no more!
## License
BSD 3-clause
## Support
- None.
- Use at your own risk.
## Requirements
This utility requires Python 3.6 or greater and `requests`.
## Usage
```
usage: firewatch [-h] [--benchmark] [--brute-force] [--channel CHANNELS] [--deprecated] [--order ORDER]
[--platform PLATFORMS] [--r-lang] [--time-span TIME_SPAN] [--version]
[package ...]
positional arguments:
package Return package starting with pattern PACKAGE
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--benchmark Display total time to parse and sort channel data
--brute-force Derive timestamps from HTTP header: "last-modified"
--channel CHANNELS, -c CHANNELS
Conda channel
--deprecated, -d Enable deprecated Anaconda, Inc. channel(s)
--order ORDER, -o ORDER
[asc|dsc]
--platform PLATFORMS, -p PLATFORMS
[linux|osx|win]-[32|64]
--r-lang, -R Enable R channels
--time-span TIME_SPAN, -t TIME_SPAN
i[s|m|h|d|w|M|y|D|c] (120s, 12h, 1d, 2w, 3m, 4y)
--version, -V Display software version
```
## Examples
_What's probably broken within..._
... the last 24 hours?
```bash
$ firewatch -t 1d
```
... the last week?
```bash
$ firewatch -t 1w
```
... three days on some high profile anaconda.org channels?
```bash
$ firewatch -t 3d -c conda-forge -c intel
```
... the last month on AstroConda?
```bash
$ firewatch -t 1M -c http://ssb.stsci.edu/astroconda
```
_What about showing only certain packages?_
You are in luck. Issue package name(s) as positional arguments.
```
$ firewatch -c conda-forge cfitsio hstcal
```
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