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pachctl finish commit

Learn about the pachctl finish commit command

pachctl finish commit #

Finish a started commit.

Synopsis #

This command finishes a started commit.

To force finish a commit, use the --force flag To add a message to the commit, use the --message or --description flag To specify which project the repo is in, use the --project flag

pachctl finish commit <repo>@<branch-or-commit> [flags]

Examples #

 pachctl finish commit foo@master 
 pachctl finish commit foo@master --force 
 pachctl finish commit foo@master --project bar pachctl finish commit foo@master --message 'my commit message' 
 pachctl finish commit foo@master --description 'my commit description' --project bar 

Options #

      --description string   Set a description of this commit's contents; overwrites existing commit description (synonym for --message).
  -f, --force                Force finish commit, even if it has provenance, which could break jobs; prefer 'pachctl stop stop job'
  -h, --help                 help for commit
  -m, --message string       Set a description of this commit's contents; overwrites existing commit description (synonym for --description).
      --project string       Specify the project (by name) where the repo for this commit is located. (default "video-to-frame-traces")

Options inherited from parent commands #

      --no-color   Turn off colors.
  -v, --verbose    Output verbose logs

SEE ALSO #