glab stack sync
Push the stack to GitLab, and create or update its merge requests. (EXPERIMENTAL)
Synopsis
Updates GitLab to match your local stack:
- Creates a merge request for each diff without one, unless
--skip-mr-creationor--skip-pushis set. Each merge request targets the branch of the previous diff, or the base branch for the first diff. - Pulls changes made on GitLab, such as applied suggestions, into any diff whose branch is behind its remote.
- If you amended a diff since the last sync, rebases the diffs after it. Then, unless
--skip-pushis set, force-pushes the stack’s branches. - Removes diffs with merged merge requests and deletes their local branches. Keeps diffs with closed merge requests.
- If you’re working in a fork, asks whether to push to the fork or the upstream repository.
- With
--update-base, rebases the stack onto the latest version of the base branch. Then, unless--skip-pushis set, force-pushes the stack’s branches.
This feature is an experiment and is not ready for production use. It might be unstable or removed at any time. For more information, see https://docs.gitlab.com/policy/development_stages_support/.
glab stack sync [flags]Examples
glab stack sync
glab stack sync --no-verify
glab stack sync --update-base
glab stack sync --skip-push
glab stack sync --skip-mr-creation
glab stack sync --assignee user1,user2
glab stack sync --label bug,priority::high
glab stack sync --reviewer user1 --reviewer user2
Options
-a, --assignee usernames Assign merge request to people by their usernames. Multiple usernames can be comma-separated or specified by repeating the flag.
-l, --label name Add label by name. Multiple labels can be comma-separated or specified by repeating the flag.
--no-verify Bypass the pre-push hook. (See githooks(5) for more information.)
--reviewer usernames Request review from users by their usernames. Multiple usernames can be comma-separated or specified by repeating the flag.
--skip-mr-creation Skip creating merge requests for branches that don't have one yet.
--skip-push Rebase the stack locally without pushing branches or creating merge requests. Still fetches from the remote and calls the GitLab API.
--update-base Rebase the stack onto the latest version of the base branch.Options inherited from parent commands
-h, --help Show help for this command.
-R, --repo string Select another repository. You can use either OWNER/REPO or GROUP/NAMESPACE/REPO. The full URL or Git URL is also accepted.Was this page helpful?