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packit source-git update-dist-git [Options] SOURCE_GIT DIST_GIT

Update a dist-git repository using content from a source-git repository

   Update a dist-git repository with patches created from the commits
   between <upstream_ref> and the current HEAD of the source-git repo.

   This command, by default, performs only local operations and uses
   the content of the source-git and dist-git repository as it is:
   does not checkout branches or fetches remotes.

   A commit in dist-git is created only if a commit message is provided with
   --message or --file. This commit will have a 'From-source-git-commit'
   Git-trailer appended to it, to mark the hash of the source-git commit
   from which it is created.

   The source archives are retrieved from the upstream URLs specified in
   the spec-file and uploaded to the lookaside cache in dist-git only if
   '--pkg-tool' is specified.

   Examples:

   To update a dist-git repo from source-git without uploading the source-archive
   to the lookaside cache and creating a commit with the updates, run:

   
       $ packit source-git update-dist-git src/curl rpms/curl

   To also commit the changes and upload the source-archive to the lookaside-cache
   specify -m and --pkg-tool:

   
       $ packit source-git update-dist-git -m'Update from source-git'                 --pkg-tool fedpkg src/curl rpms/curl
   

--upstream-ref TEXT

Git ref of the last upstream commit in the current branch from which packit should generate patches (this option implies the repository is source-git).

--pkg-tool TEXT

Name or path of the packaging tool used to work with sources in the dist-git repo. A variant of 'rpkg'.

Skip retrieving and uploading source archives to the lookaside cache if not specified.

-m, --message <msg>

Commit the changes in the dist-git repository and use <msg> as the commit message.

Mutually exclusive with -F.

-F, --file <file>

Commit the changes in the dist-git repository and take the commit message from <file>. Use - to read from the standard input.

-f, --force

Don't check the synchronization status of the source-git and dist-git repos prior to performing the update.