📄️ Commit syntax
When running commands, a commit can be identified by its local ID (just the number, e.g. 3) or its server ID (prefixed with c/ or c, e.g. c/7 and c7). Both forms may optionally append a version with v.
📄️ Commit
A commit can be understood as snapshot of all tracked files in the repository. Commits are the fundamental block in Twigg workflow, you first make changes you want then commit.
📄️ Push
Pushes your current commit and all parent commits until it reaches one that’s already submitted.
📄️ Pull
Pulls commits from the server to local.
📄️ Init
Initializes Twigg in the current directory.
📄️ Rebase
Creates a new version of a commit by changing its parent to a new target. All of its descendant commits are automatically rebased to the new version as well.
📄️ Amend
To edit a commit just goto it and start editing. You can check your changes with tw st, or use the VS code extension for a more detailed comparison.
📄️ Restore
Restores a previous version of a commit.
📄️ Load
Loads the files from a commit into your working directory - without creating a new commit.
📄️ Key
Set CLI key so the server can know who you are.
📄️ Server
Sets the path to a repository on the Twigg server (https
📄️ CI List
Shows which CI.json files would be triggered if you pushed or submitted the current commit: