git-proj-pull.md

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NAME git proj pull

SYNOPSIS

git proj pull [-g] [-d] [-a] [-y|-n] [common-options]

DESCRIPTION

rsync will be used top copy the [remote-raw-origin]/[ProjName].raw/ files to '[ProjName]/raw/'.

If the -g option is given then run:

"git pull origin [current-branch]"

OPTIONS

• -g

  If the -g option is given then run:

    "git push origin [current-branch]"
  

• -d

  If the -d option is used, then the local raw/ will be made identical to the remote raw/. I.e. files might be deleted from the local raw/.

  See the help EXAMPLES section, in "git proj push", for a "safe" way to use this option.

• -a

  This turns on automated pull for raw/ files. Use the -y or -n to select the action. -n will just display what would be done.

  If there is a -d option, that will be removed and the -n option will be added. -d could be very destructive, so it must be used interactively.

• -y|-n

  These are only use with the -a option.

  If -y, then pull files from the remote raw/

  If -n, then just show what would be pulled from the remote raw/

• [common-options]

    -h
    -H usage|text|html|md|man|int|int-html|int-md
    -q, -v, -V N     (gpVerbose)
    -x, -xx..., -X N (gpDebug)
  

  Run "git proj -h" for details.

RETURN VALUE

0 - if OK
!0 - if errors

EXAMPLES

cd PROJ
git proj pull
(Error: remote not mounted)

mount REMOTE-DRIVE
git proj pull

To quickly and quietly pull raw/ and git files from remote, use this:

git proj pull -gay

Note: remote raw files will be merged with the local raw files, but no local files will be removed. To make raw/ identical to remote raw/, i.e. allow deletes in local dir use the -d option.

git proj pull -d

SEE ALSO

git proj
git proj init
git proj remote
git proj clone
git proj push
git proj pull
git proj status
git proj config
git proj add   TBD
git flow

AUTHOR

TurtleEngr

HISTORY

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