Example for an executable:
swift package new MyCLI --type executable
restoretools pkg new is a command used in the RestoreTools suite (a set of utilities for backup/restore workflows) to create a new package manifest or package workspace for data restoration operations. It initializes the metadata and directory structure needed to define what will be restored, how it should be processed, and which drivers or plugins to use. restoretools pkg new
The "PKG New" arrives in a heavy-duty, blow-molded carrying case (or a reinforced canvas bag depending on the vendor). The first thing you notice is the weight—these are not cheap, hollow tools. The latches on the case feel secure, and the foam inserts are custom-cut to prevent rattling. Example for an executable: swift package new MyCLI
In the box:
RestoreTools is an open-source command-line suite created by Mike Bombich (the author of Carbon Copy Cloner) and other contributors. It is designed to interact with Apple’s internal asr (Apple Software Restore) and APFS snapshot mechanisms. Unlike traditional cloning tools, RestoreTools is built specifically for APFS (Apple File System) and Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) Macs. restoretools pkg new is a command used in
The suite allows administrators to:
The specific term "restoretools pkg new" refers to the command used within this suite to generate a fresh installer package.