@teambit/harmony.content.cli-reference 2.0.1212 → 2.0.1214
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- package/cli-reference.docs.mdx +1 -1
- package/cli-reference.json +2 -2
- package/cli-reference.mdx +4 -4
- package/dist/cli-reference.docs.mdx +1 -1
- package/dist/cli-reference.json +2 -2
- package/dist/cli-reference.mdx.js +1 -1
- package/dist/cli-reference.mdx.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/{preview-1787250962708.js → preview-1787264602520.js} +2 -2
- package/package.json +2 -2
package/cli-reference.docs.mdx
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package/cli-reference.json
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"description": "Reconciles Bit lanes and the main scope with git branches and pull requests.",
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"extendedDescription": "Stateless reconciler: compares each mapped lane's remote head against the state the branch itself records, and converges — importing lane changes onto the branch, exporting dev commits to the lane, or opening/closing PRs. That state comes from bit's own data: the .bitmap committed on the branch, which records the lane the branch mirrors and the exact version of every component on it. The \"chore(bit-sync)\" subject, \"Bit-Lane-Head\" trailer and \"[bit-sync]\" marker on sync commits are annotations for humans and triggers; the only decision that consults one is branch deletion, which additionally requires the marker to prove the reconciler wrote the branch tip. The main scope is reconciled by checking the workspace out to its latest exported versions and proposing the result as a sync PR. Triggers (webhook, push, cron) only decide when it runs, never what it does. Safe to re-run at any time; converged state is a no-op. A lane
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"extendedDescription": "Stateless reconciler: compares each mapped lane's remote head against the state the branch itself records, and converges — importing lane changes onto the branch, exporting dev commits to the lane, or opening/closing PRs. That state comes from bit's own data: the .bitmap committed on the branch, which records the lane the branch mirrors and the exact version of every component on it. The \"chore(bit-sync)\" subject, \"Bit-Lane-Head\" trailer and \"[bit-sync]\" marker on sync commits are annotations for humans and triggers; the only decision that consults one is branch deletion, which additionally requires the marker to prove the reconciler wrote the branch tip. The main scope is reconciled by checking the workspace out to its latest exported versions and proposing the result as a sync PR. Triggers (webhook, push, cron) only decide when it runs, never what it does. Safe to re-run at any time; converged state is a no-op. A lane carrying components from other scopes (a cross-scope lane) is reconciled over its defaultScope slice only: foreign components are never written into this repository — the branch consumes them as package dependencies at their lane versions, and only their own scopes' repositories can mirror their sources. A lane with no defaultScope components has nothing to mirror here: enumerated runs skip it and stay green, an explicitly named one is refused, and a mirrored lane whose defaultScope components all left it is halted for a human. Configure mapping under `\"teambit.git/ci\": { \"sync\": { ... } }` in workspace.jsonc.",
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"description": "the lane to reconcile: either a lane name (hosted on the workspace's defaultScope) or a scope-qualified lane id, \"other-org.other-scope/my-lane\", for a lane hosted on another scope. Only the lane's defaultScope components are mirrored; components from other scopes stay on the lane as package dependencies"
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**Usage**: `ci sync [lane]`
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**Description**: Reconciles Bit lanes and the main scope with git branches and pull requests.
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Stateless reconciler: compares each mapped lane's remote head against the state the branch itself records, and converges — importing lane changes onto the branch, exporting dev commits to the lane, or opening/closing PRs. That state comes from bit's own data: the .bitmap committed on the branch, which records the lane the branch mirrors and the exact version of every component on it. The "chore(bit-sync)" subject, "Bit-Lane-Head" trailer and "[bit-sync]" marker on sync commits are annotations for humans and triggers; the only decision that consults one is branch deletion, which additionally requires the marker to prove the reconciler wrote the branch tip. The main scope is reconciled by checking the workspace out to its latest exported versions and proposing the result as a sync PR. Triggers (webhook, push, cron) only decide when it runs, never what it does. Safe to re-run at any time; converged state is a no-op. A lane
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Stateless reconciler: compares each mapped lane's remote head against the state the branch itself records, and converges — importing lane changes onto the branch, exporting dev commits to the lane, or opening/closing PRs. That state comes from bit's own data: the .bitmap committed on the branch, which records the lane the branch mirrors and the exact version of every component on it. The "chore(bit-sync)" subject, "Bit-Lane-Head" trailer and "[bit-sync]" marker on sync commits are annotations for humans and triggers; the only decision that consults one is branch deletion, which additionally requires the marker to prove the reconciler wrote the branch tip. The main scope is reconciled by checking the workspace out to its latest exported versions and proposing the result as a sync PR. Triggers (webhook, push, cron) only decide when it runs, never what it does. Safe to re-run at any time; converged state is a no-op. A lane carrying components from other scopes (a cross-scope lane) is reconciled over its defaultScope slice only: foreign components are never written into this repository — the branch consumes them as package dependencies at their lane versions, and only their own scopes' repositories can mirror their sources. A lane with no defaultScope components has nothing to mirror here: enumerated runs skip it and stay green, an explicitly named one is refused, and a mirrored lane whose defaultScope components all left it is halted for a human. Configure mapping under `"teambit.git/ci": { "sync": { ... } }` in workspace.jsonc.
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| `lane` | the lane to reconcile: either a lane name (hosted on the workspace's defaultScope) or a scope-qualified lane id, "other-org.other-scope/my-lane", for a lane hosted on another scope.
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| `lane` | the lane to reconcile: either a lane name (hosted on the workspace's defaultScope) or a scope-qualified lane id, "other-org.other-scope/my-lane", for a lane hosted on another scope. Only the lane's defaultScope components are mirrored; components from other scopes stay on the lane as package dependencies |
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"description": "Reconciles Bit lanes and the main scope with git branches and pull requests.",
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"extendedDescription": "Stateless reconciler: compares each mapped lane's remote head against the state the branch itself records, and converges — importing lane changes onto the branch, exporting dev commits to the lane, or opening/closing PRs. That state comes from bit's own data: the .bitmap committed on the branch, which records the lane the branch mirrors and the exact version of every component on it. The \"chore(bit-sync)\" subject, \"Bit-Lane-Head\" trailer and \"[bit-sync]\" marker on sync commits are annotations for humans and triggers; the only decision that consults one is branch deletion, which additionally requires the marker to prove the reconciler wrote the branch tip. The main scope is reconciled by checking the workspace out to its latest exported versions and proposing the result as a sync PR. Triggers (webhook, push, cron) only decide when it runs, never what it does. Safe to re-run at any time; converged state is a no-op. A lane
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"extendedDescription": "Stateless reconciler: compares each mapped lane's remote head against the state the branch itself records, and converges — importing lane changes onto the branch, exporting dev commits to the lane, or opening/closing PRs. That state comes from bit's own data: the .bitmap committed on the branch, which records the lane the branch mirrors and the exact version of every component on it. The \"chore(bit-sync)\" subject, \"Bit-Lane-Head\" trailer and \"[bit-sync]\" marker on sync commits are annotations for humans and triggers; the only decision that consults one is branch deletion, which additionally requires the marker to prove the reconciler wrote the branch tip. The main scope is reconciled by checking the workspace out to its latest exported versions and proposing the result as a sync PR. Triggers (webhook, push, cron) only decide when it runs, never what it does. Safe to re-run at any time; converged state is a no-op. A lane carrying components from other scopes (a cross-scope lane) is reconciled over its defaultScope slice only: foreign components are never written into this repository — the branch consumes them as package dependencies at their lane versions, and only their own scopes' repositories can mirror their sources. A lane with no defaultScope components has nothing to mirror here: enumerated runs skip it and stay green, an explicitly named one is refused, and a mirrored lane whose defaultScope components all left it is halted for a human. Configure mapping under `\"teambit.git/ci\": { \"sync\": { ... } }` in workspace.jsonc.",
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"description": "the lane to reconcile: either a lane name (hosted on the workspace's defaultScope) or a scope-qualified lane id, \"other-org.other-scope/my-lane\", for a lane hosted on another scope. Only the lane's defaultScope components are mirrored; components from other scopes stay on the lane as package dependencies"
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