Repo Flows

Property	Value
description	Repo lifecycle and release-oriented workflows in RepoHelpers.
related	RepoHelpers, Spaces, Release

This group covers the repo lifecycle flows:

• make
• init
• add
• commit
• save
• pull
• push
• sync
• merge
• tag
• release
• clone
• rename

Working-State Flows

Examples:

mac-cli add mac-cli -All
mac-cli commit mac-cli
mac-cli save mac-cli
mac-cli save -All -Dirty -Dry
mac-cli pull mac-cli -Remote origin -Branch dev
mac-cli push mac-cli -Remote origin -Branch dev
mac-cli sync mac-cli -Remote origin -Branch dev -Rebase

Current behavior notes:

• save, push, pull, and sync default to bulk -All -Dirty mode when no repo is specified
• commit and save prompt once for missing text inputs
• empty Enter falls back to the configured/generated message

Merge / Tag / Release

Examples:

mac-cli merge mac-cli
mac-cli merge -Dry
mac-cli tag mac-cli -Dry
mac-cli release mac-cli -NotesMode None -Dry

Current behavior notes:

• merge defaults to bulk -All when no repo is specified
• merge uses non-editor Git behavior when a merge commit is created
• tag and release still prompt for version selection when needed
• tag annotations and release fallback notes are config-driven

Clone / Rename

Examples:

mac-cli clone mac-docs mac-docs-copy -Dry
mac-cli rename mac-docs mac-docs-new -Dry

Current behavior notes:

• clone copies the repo directory into a new folder in the same space
• clone excludes the source root .git, so the result is not a Git repo
• rename renames the repo folder inside the selected space