wvs file
Shows help messages for all file commands
Options
-h, --help help for file
wvs file resolve
Resolve conflicts in a file
Synopsis
Allows user to resolve a single file that is in a conflicted state.
wvs file resolve [file]] [flags]
Options
--edited You have edited the file and resolved manually.
-h, --help help for resolve
--json Output JSON according to the established WVS CLI standard.
--our Our File takes precedence.
--their Their File takes precedence.
wvs file revert
Revert a set of files to previous state
Synopsis
Allows user to revert a set of files to their original state. The files will be reverted regardless of whether they are in a changelist or not, or if a changelist even exists.
Individual files may fail to revert if they are currently open in an application (e.g. the game engine editor or DCC tool). In such cases the files that could be reverted will be reverted.
The exit code of the command will not indicate an error if only some files fail to revert. It will only indicate an error if all of the specified files failed to revert.
Reverted files are removed from any changelist in which they may appear.
The –unchanged option is used to indicate that the specified files should only be reverted if they are unchanged. This may seem strange but it is an effective way to remove unchanged files form a changelist.
wvs file revert [file1 file2 ...] [flags]
Options
-h, --help help for revert
--json Output JSON according to the established WVS CLI standard.
--unchanged Only revert unchanged files.
wvs file getProperty
Gets one or more properties of the specified path
Synopsis
Gets one or more properties of the specified file. Wildcards are not expanded or supported. The path does not need to exist. This function is useful for determining what the attributes of a file are (or would be), according to the settings of the repository.
wvs file getProperty [file1] [flags]
Options
-h, --help help for getProperty
--json Output JSON according to the established WVS CLI standard.
--lockable Return file's 'lockable' property.
See also
- wvs - A Command Line Interface for interacting with a Wevr Virtual Studio.