pull
pull
pull commits from the specified source
Pull commits from a remote repository to a local one. This command modifies the commit graph, but doesn't mutate local commits or the working copy.
Use -B/--bookmark to specify a remote bookmark to pull. For Git
repos, remote bookmarks correspond to branches. If no bookmark is
specified, a default set of relevant remote names are pulled.
If SOURCE is omitted, the default path is used. Use sl path
--add to add a named source.
See sl help urls and sl help path for more information.
Examples:
- pull relevant remote bookmarks from default source:
sl pull
- pull a bookmark named my-branch from source my-fork:
sl pull my-fork --bookmark my-branch
You can use . for BOOKMARK to specify the active bookmark.
Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure, including if --update was
specified but the update had unresolved conflicts.
arguments
| shortname | fullname | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
-u | --update | update to new branch head if new descendants were pulled | |
-f | --force | run even when remote repository is unrelated | |
-r | --rev | a remote commit to pull | |
-B | --bookmark | a bookmark to pull | |
--rebase | rebase current commit or current stack onto master | ||
-t | --tool | specify merge tool for rebase | |
-d | --dest | destination for rebase or update |