Additions to the wiki.

Batch.md

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+# Batch building #
+
+TODO
+
+
+---
+[Home](Home.md) — [Prerequisites](Prerequisites.md) — [Installation](Install.md) — [Usage - versions](Version.md) — [Usage - manual build](Build.md)

Build.md

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+# Manual builds #
+
+`loaih build` can be used to build a single version of the AppImage. 
+
+## CAVEATS ##
+
+Considering that the goal of building a single version is very different from
+having a set of builds for a specific version, `loaih` v1.3.2 introduces two
+commands (`build`, documented here, and `batch`, documented in the [relative
+page](Batch.md)) to achieve both results.
+
+From version 1.3.3, additionally, the default values for the available options
+for the single build (`build` verb)
+have been *differentiated* and *simplified* from the ones available for the set of builds (`batch` verb).
+
+Hopefully, the chosen defaults would require the lowerst number of options to
+be passed to the `build` command.
+
+
+## Example runs ##
+
+    loaih build daily
+
+Builds the daily build for today (reverting back to `current` if not
+existent).
+
+    loaih build 20231231 -u -l standard
+
+Builds the daily version for December 31st, 2023 as updatable and with
+standard languages.
+
+Options can also be specified with the longer version: for example, the
+option `-s` (which asks the command to sign the AppImage) can also be
+specified as `--sign`.
+
+For the full description of all the available options and their relative default values, please check out the inline help for the `build` verb:
+
+    loaih build --help
+
+
+## Default working paths ##
+
+If not specified otherwise, a normal run would build the AppImage in the
+directory in which the command has been run and it will download all the
+required files in a `downloads` subfolder that created if missing and will be
+removed entirely at the end of the build.
+
+You can specify a different result directory with the `-r` option (e.g. `-r
+/home/myuser/Desktop`), a different download directory with `-d` option (e.g.
+`-d /tmp/downloads`) and keep the downloads with the `-k` option (`-k` for
+*keep* downloads, for example if you plan to run different options for the
+same query).
+
+---
+[Home](Home.md) — [Prerequisites](Prerequisites.md) — [Installation](Install.md) — [Usage - versions](Version.md) — [Usage - batch build](Batch.md)

Version.md

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 today, and the daily build for yesterday;
 * *yyyymmdd*: outputs the information for the daily build corresponding to the
   indicated date (in the format 4-digits year, 2-digits month, 2-digits day
-number).
+number); for a working example, 20231231 for the December 31st, 2023.
 
 
 ## Fallback to current for daily builds ##