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Git Push Node

The Git Push node pushes local commits to a remote repository.

Git Push Node

Description​

The Git Push node pushes local commits to the specified remote repository and branch. This uploads your local changes to the remote.

Execution Inputs​

  • In (execution): Triggers pushing to the remote

Variable Inputs​

  • RepositoryPath (string): Path to the Git repository
  • Remote (string, optional): Name of the remote to push to (default: "origin")
  • Branch (string, optional): Branch to push (default: "main")

Execution Outputs​

  • Out (execution): Execution continues here after the push completes

Variable Outputs​

  • Success (boolean): "true" if the push succeeded, "false" otherwise
  • Message (string): Status message from the push operation

Special Notes​

  • The repository must have commits to push
  • Authentication may be required depending on the remote
  • If the remote branch is ahead, the push will fail (use force push with caution)
  • Remote must be configured in the repository
  • RepositoryPath must point to a valid Git repository

Example Usage​

Push to remote:

  1. Set RepositoryPath to the repository path
  2. Set Remote to "origin" (or leave as default)
  3. Set Branch to "main" (or leave as default)
  4. Connect In to push
  5. Check Success and Message outputs

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