Class PushCommand

Inheritance

object

System.CommandLine.Symbol

System.CommandLine.IdentifierSymbol

Command

Sitecore.CH.Cli.Core.Abstractions.Commands.BaseCommand

Sitecore.CH.Cli.Core.Abstractions.Commands.BaseCommandSitecore.CH.Cli.Plugin.Scripting.CommandHandlers.PushCommandHandler

PushCommand

Namespace: SitecoreSitecore.CHSitecore.CH.CliSitecore.CH.Cli.PluginSitecore.CH.Cli.Plugin.ScriptingCommands

Assembly: Sitecore.CH.Cli.Plugin.Scripting.dll

Syntax

public class PushCommand : BaseCommand<PushCommandHandler>

Remarks

Required parameters

• --name -n Specified the name of the script to Push from the Content Hub instance.

Optional parameters

• --endpoint -e Specifies an alternative endpoint name for the execution of this command.
• --publish -p Whether the script(s) should be publish after successfully compiling.
• --enable -b Whether the script(s) should be set to enable.
• --folder -f Specifies the script working folder where the script files are located. If the --folder option is not specified, the current folder is assumed to be the script working folder.

Global parameters

• -? --help -h Show this help message and exit.
• -v --verbosity Enables verbose logging.

Examples

Push all scripts from the working directory:

ch-cli scripting push -n "<*>"

Push all scripts from the specified working directory:

ch-cli scripting push -n "<*>" -folder "<working folder>"

Push, enable all scripts from the specified working directory:

ch-cli scripting push -n "<*>" -folder "<working folder>" --enable

Push a script from the working directory:

ch-cli scripting push -n "<my-script>"

Push, publish and enable a script from the working directory:

ch-cli scripting push -n "<my-script>" --enable --publish

Push, publish and enable a script from the specified working directory:

ch-cli scripting push -n "<my-script>" --enable --publish --folder "<working folder>"