SYNC
Description
Synchronize with Git.
Usage
cm synchronize | sync <repspec> git [<url> [--user=<usr_name> --pwd=<pwd>]] [(--txtsimilaritypercent | --binsimilaritypercent | --dirsimilaritypercent)=<value>] [--author] [--skipgitlfs] [--gitpushchunk=<value>]
Options
| Option / Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| --user | User name for the specified URL. |
| --pwd | Password for the specified URL. |
| --txtsimilaritypercent | Similarity percentage to consider two text files are the same (moved item) |
| --binsimilaritypercent | Similarity percentage to consider two binary files are the same (moved item) |
| --dirsimilaritypercent | Similarity percentage to consider two directories are the same (moved item) |
| --author | Uses name and timestamp values from the git author. (git committer by default) |
| --skipgitlfs | Ignores the Git LFS configuration in the .gitattributes file. It acts like without Git LFS support. |
| --gitpushchunk | Process the push operation (exporting changes from Unity VCS to Git) in chunks of a certain number of changesets. This is only useful for huge repos to avoid network or package size related issues or just for debugging purposes. It uses chunks of 1000 changesets if no value is specified. |
| url | Remote repository URL (http(s):// or git:// or a SSH URL). |
| repspec | Repository specification. (Use 'cm help objectspec' t learn more about repository specs.) |
| git | (Default). |
Help
Remarks
- If the git repository requires user and password, then use 'url', '--user', and '--pwd' options.
- If the git repository doesn't require user and password, then use 'url' option with the first sync operation. With next sync operations, 'url' option is optional.
- To use the SSH protocol to perform the sync, you must have the 'ssh' client added to the PATH environment variable and properly configured to connect to the remote host (i.e. private/public keys configured).
- Similarity works the same way as the Unity VCS GUI does.
Examples
cm sync default@localhost:8087 git git://localhost/repository