promote
- Promote a CodePush release to a different deployment name and/or native application versions.
ern code-push promote
--description/--des- Description of the changes made to the app with this release. If omitted, the description from the release being promoted will be used.
- Default Empty string
--disableDuplicateReleaseError- When this flag is set, promoting a package that is identical to the latest release on the target deployment will produce a warning instead of an error
- Default false
--force/-f- Bypass all compatibility checks and force OTA update through CodePush. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK
- Default false
--label/-l- Promote the release matching this specific label.
- Default The latest release matching sourceDescriptor/sourceDeploymentName pair will be promoted.
--mandatory/-m- Specify that the promoted release is mandatory (will be immediately downloaded and installed).
- Default false
--reuseReleaseBinaryVersion- Indicates whether to reuse the target binary version that was used for the initial release
- If omitted, and
targetBinaryVersionis not set, the promotion will target the exact version of the descriptor - This option is mutually exclusive with
targetBinaryVersion
--rollout/-r <percentage>- Specify the percentage of users who will have access to this release.
- Default 100
--skipConfirmation/-s- Skip confirmation prompts
- Default false
--skipNativeDependenciesVersionAlignedCheck/-n- Skip the check to compare native dependencies version alignment
- This flag helps skipping native dependencies check for promoting same bundle label to multiple target versions
- Default false
--sourceDeploymentName- The deployment name of the release to promote (Staging for example).
- Default The command will prompt to input the deployment name, or display a list of deployment names stored in the Cauldron, to choose from.
--sourceDescriptor <descriptor>- Specify the native application version from which to promote a release in the form of a complete native application descriptor.
- The release to be promoted will be the latest non disabled release of this native application version.
- Default The command will list all released native applications versions stored in the Cauldron and will prompt to select a target native application version from the list.
--targetBinaryVersion/-t <targetBinaryVersion>- Semver expression that specifies the binary app version this promotion is targeting
- If omitted, and
reuseReleaseBinaryVersionis not set, the promotion will target the exact version of the descriptor - If
versionModifieris specified in the codePush config, it will be applied - For using
targetBinaryVersionoption users must target only 1 descriptor - For using
targetBinaryVersionoption users cannot use semVerDescriptor - This option is mutually exclusive with
reuseReleaseBinaryVersion
--targetDeploymentName- The deployment name to promote the release to (Production for example).
- Default The command will prompt to input the deployment name, or display a list of deployment names stored in the Cauldron, to choose from.
--targetDescriptors <descriptors..>- Specify one or more target native application version to promote the release to, in the form of a complete native application descriptor list (separated by spaces).
- The target descriptor can be the same as the source descriptor if the promotion is only changing the deployment name (for example promoting a release from Staging to Production for the same native application version).
--targetSemVerDescriptor <descriptor>- A native descriptor using a semantic version string for its version. The promotion will target all native application versions matching the semver.
- If no
targetDescriptorsnor atargetSemVerDescriptoris specified, the command will list all released native application versions stored in the Cauldron and will display a prompt to select one or more target native application version(s) for the promotion.
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