wvs project

Shows help messages for all project commands.

Options 

  -h, --help   help for project
      --json   Help message for json

wvs project clone

Clone a backend project.

Synopsis

Allows you to clone a project from WVS.io. By default the input parameter is the project id that should be cloned. 

* To see list of available project use: 'wvs project clone --list'.
* To clone with an SSH url instead of id, use the --sshUrl option.

wvs project clone <projectID> [flags]

Options 

  -h, --help            help for clone
  -l, --list            List my projects
      --sshUrl string   URL for the project

wvs project create

Create new project.

Synopsis

Allows user to create a new project based on a template and then immediately clone it to specified empty directory. 

wvs project create [flags]

Options 

  -h, --help              help for create
  -l, --list              List available template names and exit.
  -n, --name string       New project's name
  -t, --template string   Template to create the project from

wvs project import

Import current non-wvs project into the wvs backend.

Synopsis

Allows user to import non-empty project in current directory into the WVS backend. 

wvs project import [flags]

Options 

  -h, --help             help for import
  -n, --name string      Imported project's name
  -v, --variant string   Import template variant

wvs project pull

Pull latest from server

Synopsis

Allows user to pull all recent changes from the backend 

wvs project pull [flags]

Options 

  -h, --help   help for pull
      --json   Output JSON according to the established WVS CLI standard.

wvs project push

Push local changes to server

Synopsis

Allows user to push all pending changes to wvs.io 

wvs project push [flags]

Options 

  -h, --help   help for push
      --json   Output JSON according to the established WVS CLI standard.

wvs project setup

Sets up the repository to be a compliant WVS project.

Synopsis

Examines the current repository and sets all the necessary configuration values so that it is valid WVS project.

All repositories are git repositories and can be used as such with no further configuration. However, some WVS tools and features (e.g. flows, WVS clients, changelist locking, etc) require additional configuration and metadata. All of this metadata is contained in a directory called ‘.wvs’ at the root of the project. The presence of a valid .wvs folder at the root of the project is the only requirement to be considered a ‘WVS project’ as opposed to a plain git repository.

Setting up a plain git repository to be a WVS project does not in any way impact the operation of git or any git compatible tools. It merely enables additional WVS platform feature. 

wvs project setup [flags]

Options 

  -h, --help   help for setup

wvs project setupForeign

Sets up a foreign repository to be a compliant WVS project.

Synopsis

Foreign projects are WVS projects where the user does not use a WVS/git repository for their daily work, but rather uses some other repository which is then bridged to WVS.io for automation and other services.

This command must be executed with the current directory being the root of the repository.

Examines the current repository and sets all the necessary configuration values so that it is valid WVS foreign project.

A foreign project cannot be setup if an existing WVS or git project is found in the current folder. 

wvs project setupForeign [flags]

Options 

  -h, --help   help for setupForeign

wvs project status

Shows the current status2 of the project

Synopsis

Displays current information about the project. This information loosely falls into two categories: information about local changes, and inforamtion about changes on the server.

The json form of the output includes a list of all files that have had changes, whether locally or on the server. Each file includes a flags field that indicates the changes for that file. These flags are defined as follows: 

Modified locally:               0x00000001
Modified on remote:             0x00000002
Deleted locally:                0x00000004
Deleted on remote:              0x00000008
Added locally:                  0x00000010
Added on remote:                0x00000020
Renamed locally:                0x00000040
Renamed on remote:              0x00000080
Locked by current local user:   0x00000100
Locked by another user:         0x00000200

wvs project status [flags]

Options 

  -h, --help               help for status
      --json               Output JSON according to the established WVS CLI standard. See documentation for further info
      --no-update-locks    Do not fetch/print information about locks
      --no-update-remote   Do not fetch/print information from the remote

See also

  • wvs - A Command Line Interface for interacting with a Wevr Virtual Studio.