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Charles Greene edited this page Jun 9, 2017
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Sources
There are several commands that require a source option to run properly. These
include but are not necessarly limited to:
Sideload
Build
Package
Test
Key
Update Manifest
Print
There are several source options that can be supplied to these commands. Which
options you use will depend on the type of staging you are using and the app
you are trying to run the command. The options are as follows:
--stage or -s
This option will work with either git or script staging. It allows you to
sideload a specific stage. See below for more information. This is the
only source option that you can use when packaging.
--working or -w
This option will work with git or script staging. It will use the project
configs to determine the directory to use but will not run any staging
method.
--current or -c
This option will ignore any project configurattion and just use the entire
current directory.
--in or -I
This option allows you to pass in a zip file of an already built app.
--ref or -r
This option only works with git type staging. It will allow you to run a
command on a specific git branch, tag, or referance.