问题
I have below groovy script
PushCommand push=git.push();
push.setRemote("my remote");
push.setPushAll(); //Push all branches under refs/heads/*.
push.setForce(true); //Sets the force preference for push operation.
push.call();
My requirement: want to push only changes from one gitinstance to other
setPushAll : Is this going to push all repository data all time script executed or just commied changes(I want change only)?
push.setForce(true) : What is use of this ? Should I use it in my case ?
回答1:
Got answer what I want to know As in comment
Git only pushes what is not in the target
setForce(true) will override references in the target repo with the references in the source repo. For your situation this is probably what you want. – James Moger
setPushAll will push all branches from the source to the target. This is also probably what you want. – James Moger
you can lookup in the man-page (or docs) of git-push - cfrick
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30588126/need-more-understanding-on-gitblit-groovy-push-script