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Clones a repo, initializes author information, sets up remotes, commits, and pushes. Combines step_setup_push_deploy() with checkout = FALSE and a suitable orphan argument, and step_do_push_deploy().

Deployment usually requires setting up SSH keys with use_tic().

Usage

step_push_deploy(
  path = ".",
  branch = NULL,
  remote_url = NULL,
  commit_message = NULL,
  commit_paths = ".",
  force = FALSE
)

Arguments

path

[string]
Path to the repository, default "." which means setting up the current repository.

branch

[string]
Target branch, default: current branch.

remote_url

[string]
The URL of the remote Git repository to push to, defaults to the current GitHub repository.

commit_message

[string]
Commit message to use, defaults to a useful message linking to the CI build and avoiding recursive CI runs.

commit_paths

[character]
Restrict the set of directories and/or files added to Git before deploying. Default: deploy all files.

force

[logical]
Add --force flag to git commands?

Details

Setup and deployment are combined in one step, the files to be deployed must be prepared in a previous step. This poses some restrictions on how the repository can be initialized, in particular for a nonstandard path argument only orphan = TRUE can be supported (and will be used).

For more control, create two separate steps with step_setup_push_deploy() and step_do_push_deploy(), and create the files to be deployed in between these steps.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
dsl_init()

get_stage("script") %>%
  add_step(step_push_deploy(commit_paths = c("NAMESPACE", "man")))

dsl_get()
} # }