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  1. autoconf/
  2. check_deps/
  3. clang/
  4. devshell/
  5. emacs/
  6. ffx_complete/
  7. fish/
  8. fxtest/
  9. fxutils/
  10. gce/
  11. git/
  12. gn/
  13. gn_complete/
  14. jiri/
  15. lib/
  16. memory/
  17. mkinstaller/
  18. move_source/
  19. owner/
  20. prebuilts/
  21. rust/
  22. sdk/
  23. shac/
  24. style/
  25. tests/
  26. third_party/
  27. unification/
  28. verify_cmdline_params/
  29. versioning/
  30. vim/
  31. wconversion/
  32. youcompleteme/
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  34. bazel-tool
  35. bootstrap
  36. build-qemu.sh
  37. BUILD.bazel
  38. BUILD.gn
  39. build_id_conv.py
  40. build_id_conv_test.py
  41. build_id_to_debug_id.py
  42. change_testability_review_analyzer.py
  43. collect_lines_to_tree.py
  44. colorize_logs
  45. compare_elf_sizes.py
  46. fd.py
  47. fetch-build-artifacts
  48. fidl_project_schema.json
  49. find_integration_revision.py
  50. flog
  51. fuchsia-vendored-python3.11
  52. fx
  53. fx-env.fish
  54. fx-env.sh
  55. fx-help.awk
  56. fx-reentry
  57. fx-wrapper
  58. generate-fidl-project.py
  59. generate-fidl-tags.py
  60. generate_cargo.py
  61. generate_gn_desc.py
  62. git_utils.py
  63. gn_to_cmake.py
  64. hermetic-env
  65. OWNERS
  66. paths.py
  67. README.md
  68. run-zircon-arm64
  69. run-zircon-x86
  70. simplify_stacktraces
  71. start-unsecure-internet.sh
  72. sync-from-stem.py
scripts/README.md

Scripts

This repository is for scripts useful when working with the Fuchsia source code.

fx

fx is the front-door to a collection of scripts that make many tasks related to Fuchsia development easier. It contains a large number of subcommands, which can be discovered by running fx help. If you use bash or zsh as a shell, you can get some auto-completion for fx by sourcing scripts/fx-env.sh into your shell.

OWNERShip

Given the wide breadth of the code under //scripts and the project's desire to encourage more local ownership, there are intentionally no OWNERS of //scripts itself (only per-file entries). Rather, the addition of new subdirectories or top-level files is expected to fall back toward requiring an OWNERS override.