1.1.1
ait push — Complete Reference
Upload recorded Snapshot history and advance an exact remote Line.
Audience: Developers and recovery operators
Operating boundary#
Purpose: Upload recorded Snapshot history and advance an exact remote Line.
Effect class: Remote mutation; it transfers recorded state and does not capture unrecorded workspace content.
Coverage: 1 public help surface under ait push.
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Complete command tree#
ait pushExact emitted help#
ait push#
Binary description: Upload an already-recorded local Line head and its required Snapshot history, then update the remote Line. Push does not capture workspace changes, create a Snapshot, publish a Patchset, or finish a Task.
Upload an already-recorded local Line head and its required Snapshot history, then update the remote Line. Push does not capture workspace changes, create a Snapshot, publish a Patchset, or finish a Task.
Usage: ait push [OPTIONS]
Options:
--remote <REMOTE>
Upload to this configured remote instead of the repository default.
--line <LINE>
Upload this local Line instead of the current Line.
--json
Emit the complete machine-readable push result.
-h, --help
Print help (see a summary with '-h')