The CLI publish command

Version: 10.0

The Sitecore publishing plugin includes a publish command. This command publishes Sitecore Items. To install the publishing plugin, run the following code:

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dotnet sitecore plugin add -n Sitecore.DevEx.Extensibility.Publishing

Usage

You can use the command as follows:

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dotnet sitecore publish [options]

Options

You can use the following options with the publish command:

Option	Required?	Description
`-n, --environment-name <environment-name>`	Optional	The Sitecore environment to use. Default: `default`.
`-c, --config <CONFIG>`	Optional	Path to root `sitecore.config` directory (default: cwd).
`-l, --languages <languages>`	Optional	Comma-separated list of languages to publish. If unspecified, then all languages are published.
`-p, --path <path>`	Optional	Sitecore item path or GUID to smart publish. If unspecified, then the full database is published.
`-r, --republish`	Optional	Use republish. If unspecified, then smart-publish is used instead.
`-v, --verbose`	Optional	Report additional diagnostic and performance data.
`-t, --trace`	Optional	Report additional diagnostic and performance data.
`-?, -h, --help`	Optional	Help for the command.

Examples

The following are examples of the publish command use:

Command	Result
Attempt to publish from the `samples` folder: `dotnet sitecore publish`	Does not publish Sitecore items and returns the message `error: Couldn't resolve a root configuration file (sitecore.json) in the current or any parent directory. Looks like the command may have been executed outside a Sitecore project?`
Attempt to publish from the `samples` folder: `dotnet sitecore publish -c Prototype/`	Publishes the Sitecore items from the folder `samples`.
`dotnet sitecore publish -n testEnv`	Publishes Sitecore items to the environment with the name `testEnv`.
`dotnet sitecore publish -l en-US,en-CA`	Publishes Sitecore items for only the specified languages (`en-US`,`en-CA`).
`dotnet sitecore publish -p /sitecore/content/Home/Test Item`	Publishes only the item with path /sitecore/content/Home/Test Item.
`dotnet sitecore publish -v`	Creates additional diagnostic and performance data, such as root config path or count of nodes with performance, for example, 73ms (8.1ms/node).
`dotnet sitecore publish -t`	Creates additional diagnostic and performance data, such as FSIndex: Loaded filesystem indexes in, for example, 70ms (9 metadatas) or created package of 1 trees in, for example, 1983ms (9 items; 220.3ms/node).

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