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branch-deploy

v1.3.4

Published

Deploy by pushing to a deploy* branch made simplier.

Downloads

77

Readme

Branch deploy npm

Deploy by pushing to a deploy* branch made simplier.

Usage

Run this command in your local git repository directory:

npx branch-deploy

It will then find all branches named deploy* and let you choose which one to push to. It is usually useful if you have a CI that builds/deploys your project on push to that branch.

demo screencast

Options

| Option | Description | Example | | -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------- | | --help | Show help | npx branch-deploy --help | | --all | Push to all deploy branches | npx branch-deploy --all | | --target <branch/pattern> | Push to specific branch or branches matching a pattern | npx branch-deploy --target "deploy/*" | | --prefix <string> | Filter branches by prefix | npx branch-deploy --prefix staging | | --source <hash> | Commit hash to push | npx branch-deploy --source 52ca70ea | | --remote <name> | Remote name | npx branch-deploy --remote upstream | | --force | Force push | npx branch-deploy --force | | --force-with-lease | Force with lease push | npx branch-deploy --force-with-lease | | --dry | Dry run (don't push anything) | npx branch-deploy --dry |