rMake:rmake commit
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| rmake commit | ||
| rmake commit <jobId>+ | ||
| Example> rmake commit 8 9 | ||
This command is aliased with the letters ci, which may be substituted for the word commit in the command. Commits the binaries built in the given <jobId> to repository where they were loaded. This command is exactly like running several conary clone <branch> <packages> commands, where branch is the branch that the packages are built from. Note that if you cooked from a recipe, then the source components are also committed upstream. (Note: As of rmake 1.0.11, if you cook from a recipe from a checkout, rMake immediately runs cvc up in the checkout to avoid having to merge conflicts.)
Use Flags
--commit-outdated-sources
- By default, rMake will not let you commit a change to a source component if it has been modified by someone else upstream. This overrides that constraint.
--source-only
- Commit any changes made to sources by building *.recipe files, without committing the resulting binaries.
--message
- The message to use as a log for all source commits.