The
GitCentric CLI commands are executed as SSH remote commands, which require that you have an SSH client installed. The syntax for a
GitCentric CLI command executed from SSH is:
ssh -p <port> <user>@<host> gitcentric [<command>] [[<arg>]...]] [--help] [--]
- <port>
-
GitCentric port number, typically 29418.
- <user>@<host>
- The SSH user account used with
GitCentric (for example
myusername@localhost).
- <command>
- May be one of the following:
-
config-branch
- config-repo
- delete-repo
- ls-repo
- <arg>
- One or more arguments to pass to
<command>. These vary based on command.
- --help, -h
- Displays the on-line help for the current command. Specifying
--help with no other arguments (for example,
gitcentric --help) returns a list of all available sub-commands.
- --
- Specifies that the rest of the command line is to be considered arguments, not options. For example, if you need to pass a
repo name that starts with
- you would precede it with
--. After using
--, you cannot pass any further options on that command line.
- For example:
...config-repo Repo1 Repo2 -- -Repo3 Repo4 -Repo5