gg push
gg push [-f] [-r REF [...]] [--new-branch] [DST]
push changes to the specified destination
gg push pushes branches and tags to mirror the local repository in the
destination repository. It does not permit diverging commits unless -f
is passed. If the -r is not given, gg push will push all
branches that exist in both the local and destination repository as well as
all tags. The argument to -r must name a ref: it cannot be an
arbitrary commit.
When no destination repository is given, tries to use the remote specified by
the configuration value of remote.pushDefault or the remoted called
origin otherwise.
By default, gg push will fail instead of creating a new ref in the
destination repository. If this is desired (e.g. you are creating a new
branch), then you can pass --new-branch to override this check.
-f will also skip this check.
Options
- -new-branch
- allow pushing a new ref
- -f
- -force
- allow overwriting ref if it is not an ancestor, as long as it matches the remote-tracking branch
- -hooks
- whether to run Git hooks
- -r ref
- source refs