gmash mono subtree

Usage

gmash mono subtree <-p <subtreePrefixPath>> <-r <remoteAlias>> <-l <remoteUrl>> <-b <subtreeBranch>> [-n] [-N <subtreeRepoName>] [-O <subtreeRepoOwner>] [-s]

Brief

Add or re-configure a sub project to the mono repo as a subtree.

Parameters:

-p --prefix <subtreePrefixPath>
    Relative path inside the parent repo where the subtree will be added. Cannot be the root path. The path must be empty or non-existent in the parent repo. gmash will deny adding a subtree to a path which already contains any files.

-r --remote <remoteAlias>
    Remote alias to add to the parent repo, which will be refered to when pulling and pushing changes to the added subtree.

-l --url <remoteURL>
    Remote repository URL of the subtree to add. Ignored if ‘–new’ is passed.

-b --branch <subtreeBranch>
    Target branch of the subtree remote to pull in.

-s --squash
    Instead of merging the entire history from the subtree project, produce only a single commit that contains all the differences to merge. Then, merge that new commit into the parent repo. Note, if you add a subtree with –squash, future

pulls and pushes to that subtree should also be squashed.

-n --new
    Create a new github repo for the added subtree. Requires ‘–name’ and ‘–owner’ to be specified.

-N --name <subtreeRepoName>
    Name of the new remote repo to create for the subtree. Required if ‘–new’ is passed.

-O --owner <subtreeRepoOwner>
    Owner (user or org) of the new remote repo to create for the subtree. Required if ‘–new’ is passed.

Display:

-h --help
    Display gmash, command or subcommand help. Use -h or –help.

-v --version [v0-0-0]
    Display command group version.