bk-push - (unknown subject)
NAME
bk push − send local changes to parent repository
SYNOPSIS
bk push [−aqT]
[−Eenv=var]
[−cn] [parent ...]
DESCRIPTION
bk push sends changes in the current repository back to
its parent[s] if and only if the current repository is a
superset of the parent. When a parent has changes not found
in the current repository, bk push will fail and you
will need to do a bk pull, merge those changes, and
retry the push. The reason is that the parent is typically a
shared resource and should not be locked for merging.
If there is no new work in the parent, then all changes in the child will be sent to the parent and auto-applied.
To see what would be pushed run
bk changes -aL
You can override the default parent by specifying a different one. Doing so changes the parent[s] for the duration of this command only.
You can override the no-merge policy by going to the parent and doing a bk pull and specify the child as the bk parent.
OPTIONS
−a If the parent is ahead of your repository, turn
the push into a pull to merge the new work in your
repository.
−cn Try to get the remote lock n
times before giving up (default forever).
−Eenv=val Export environment
variable to remote site.
−q Run quietly.
−T Pass −T to bk resolve
(−T means do not use the GUI tools) during the
pull operation (requires −a and that the parent
is a superset).
SEE ALSO
bk-pull, bk-parent, bk-changes,
bk-resolve, bk-triggers
CATEGORY
Common
Repository