git-lfs-push

Name

git-lfs-push — Push queued large files to the Git LFS endpoint

Synopsis

git-lfs-push [OPTIONS] <REMOTE> [ARGS]...

Description

Push queued large files to the Git LFS endpoint

Upload Git LFS files to the configured endpoint for the current Git remote. By default, filters out objects that are already referenced by the local clone of the remote (approximated via refs/remotes/<remote>/*); the server’s batch API dedupes again, so a missing local tracking ref doesn’t waste bandwidth.

Options

Arguments

• <REMOTE> Remote to push to (e.g. origin). The remote’s tracking refs are excluded from the upload set so already-pushed objects aren’t sent again

• <ARGS> Refs (or, with --object-id, raw OIDs) to push. With --all, restricts the all-refs walk to these; with --stdin, ignored (a warning is emitted)

Flags

• -d, --dry-run Print the files that would be pushed, without actually pushing them

• -a, --all Push all objects reachable from the refs given as arguments.

  If no refs are provided, all local refs are pushed. Note this behavior differs from git lfs fetch --all, which fetches every ref including refs outside refs/heads / refs/tags. If you’re migrating a repository, run git lfs push for any additional remote refs that contain LFS objects not reachable from your local refs.

• -o, --object-id Push only the object OIDs listed on the command line (or read from stdin with --stdin), separated by spaces

• --stdin Read newline-delimited refs (or object IDs when using --object-id) from standard input instead of the command line

See also

git-lfs-fetch(1), git-lfs-pre-push(1).

Reporting bugs

This command is from the Rust implementation of git-lfs, not the original Go implementation. Please report bugs to our issue tracker.