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NAME git proj push

SYNOPSIS

git proj push [-g] [-d] [-a] [-y|-n] [common-options]

DESCRIPTION

rsync will be used top copy the '[ProjName]/raw/' files to
[remote-raw-origin]/[ProjName].raw.

OPTIONS

  • -g

    If the -g option is given then run:

      "git push origin [current-branch]"
    
  • -d

    If the -d option is used, then the remote raw/ will be made identical to the local raw/. I.e. files might be deleted from the remote raw/.

    See the EXAMPLES section for a "safe" way to use this option.

  • -a

    This turns on automated push for raw/ files. Use the -y or -n to select the action. -n will just display what would be done.

    If there is a -d option, that will be removed and the -n option will be added. -d could be very destructive, so it needs to be run interactively.

  • -y|-n

    If -y, then push files to the remote raw/

    If -n, then just show what would be pushed to the remote raw/

    Default: -n

  • [common-options]

      -h
      -H usage|text|html|md|man|int|int-html|int-md
      -q, -v, -V N     (gpVerbose)
      -x, -xx..., -X N (gpDebug)
    

    Run "git proj -h" for details.

RETURN VALUE

0 - if OK
!0 - if errors

EXAMPLES

The rsync (or rclone) updates of the files in raw/ are not versioned, so be very careful with the -d option; files will be permanently deleted.

For a "safe" way, of updating the files in raw/: do a "push", then "pull" with no -d. Then manually remove files you don't want, in the local raw/ dir. Now run "push" with -d, to update the remote raw/

For example:

cd PROJ
mount REMOTE-DRIVE

# Update remote with all local raw/ files
git proj push 

# Get all remote raw/ files
git proj pull

# Review and remove fiies from local, preparing for permanent removal
cd raw
rm FILES

# Remove raw/ files from remote, that are not in local raw/ dir
git proj push -d

Note: Because is is so destructive, the -d option cannot be used with the -a option. Also the -y option will be ignored--you must answer the "delete?" prompt.

To quickly and quietly push files to raw and git you would run this

git proj push -gay

SEE ALSO

git proj init
git proj remote
git proj clone
git proj push
git proj pull
git proj status
git proj add
git proj config
git flow

AUTHOR

TurtleEngr

HISTORY

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