push
push
push commits to the specified destination
Push commits from the local repository to the specified destination.
Use -t/--to to specify the remote bookmark. For Git repos,
remote bookmarks correspond to Git branches.
To add a named remote destination, see sl path --add.
-r/--rev specifies the commit(s) (including ancestors) to push to
the remote repository. Defaults to the current commit.
Add --create to create the remote bookmark if it doesn't already exist.
The -f/--force flag allows non-fast-forward pushes.
If DESTINATION is omitted, the default path will be used. See
sl help urls and sl help path for more information.
Examples:
- push your current commit to "main" on the default destination:
sl push --to main
- force push commit
05a8232to "my-branch" on the "my-fork" destination:
sl push --rev 05a82320d my-fork --to my-branch --force
The --pushvars flag sends key-value metadata to the server.
For example, --pushvars ENABLE_SOMETHING=true. Push vars are
typically used to override commit hook behavior, or enable extra
debugging. Push vars are not supported for Git repos.
Returns 0 on success.
arguments
| shortname | fullname | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
-f | --force | force push | |
-r | --rev | a commit to push | |
-t | --to | push commits to this bookmark | |
--delete | delete remote bookmark | ||
--create | create a new remote bookmark |