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  • Introduction
  • INTRODUCTION
    • Overview
      • What is Electrode Native
      • Why use Electrode Native
      • What is a MiniApp
      • Electrode Native workflow
      • Native dependencies management
      • JS/Native communication
      • Requirements
      • Upgrading Electrode Native
      • Contributing
  • REFERENCE
    • Bundle Store
    • Composite
    • Container
      • What's inside
      • Publication
      • Integration
      • Initialization
      • Launching MiniApps
    • Cauldron
      • Structure
      • Setup
      • Compatibility checks
      • Guidelines
    • Manifest
      • Override
      • Native Modules
      • Configurable Modules
    • Runner
    • APIs
      • Project Generation
      • Implementation
      • Versioning
      • Guidelines
    • Bridge
      • Message Types
      • Communication
      • Leveraging APIs
    • CLI
      • Global CLI
      • Local CLI
    • GLOSSARY
  • GUIDES
    • Debugging multiple MiniApps
  • CLI COMMANDS
    • add
    • bundlestore
      • create
      • delete
      • upload
      • use
    • binarystore
      • add
      • get
      • remove
    • code-push
      • patch
      • release
      • promote
    • compat-check
    • create-api-impl
    • create-api
    • create-composite
    • create-container
    • create-plugin-config
    • publish-container
    • transform-container
    • create-miniapp
    • link
    • regen-api
    • regen-api-impl
    • run-android
    • run-ios
    • start
    • unlink
    • upgrade-miniapp
    • cauldron add
      • file
      • jsapiimpls
      • miniapps
      • nativeapp
    • cauldron config
      • get
    • cauldron del
      • file
      • jsapiimpls
      • miniapps
      • nativeapp
    • cauldron get
      • config
      • dependency
      • nativeapp
    • cauldron repo
      • add
      • clear
      • current
      • list
      • remove
      • use
    • cauldron update
      • file
      • jsapiimpls
      • miniapps
      • nativeapp
    • cauldron batch
    • cauldron regen-container
    • cauldron upgrade
    • cauldron why
    • github
      • github create-ref
      • github delete-ref
      • github align-dependencies
    • platform
      • plugins
        • list
        • search
      • config
        • set
        • get
        • del
        • list
      • install
      • versions
      • uninstall
      • use
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  • Description
  • Syntax
  • Remarks
  1. CLI COMMANDS
  2. cauldron repo

add

Description

  • Add a Cauldron repository to the local collection of Cauldron repositories

Syntax

ern cauldron repo add <alias> <url>

Arguments

<alias>

  • Alias to associate to the cauldron repository.

<url>

  • Local or remote url to the Cauldron git repository to add.

  • A remote url can be the HTTPS or SSH url to the Cauldron git repository (SSH recommended).

  • A local url can be any valid path to a local directory (empty directory or containing a git repository).

  • For HTTPS urls, the username and password (or token) must be specified in the URL (valid formats are https://[username]:[password]@[repourl or https://[token]@[repourl]).

  • By default, the master branch of the repository will be used. If you need to use a different branch, you can set the branch name you want to use, by appending it at the end of the url using the #[branch-name] format (second example below illustrate this).

Options

--current true|false

  • Set the repository as the active repository after adding it to the collection of repositories.

  • If this option is not provided, you are prompted to choose if you want to set the repository as the active repository.

Example

ern cauldron repo add my-cauldron git@github.com:User/Cauldron.git Add a new Cauldron repository, with alias my-cauldron, and url git@github.com:User/Cauldron.git, to the local collection of Cauldron repositories. The branch that will be used for this Cauldron will be master as no branch was explicitly specified.

ern cauldron repo add my-local-cauldron ~/path/to/local/cauldron Add a new Cauldron repository with alias my-local-cauldron and url pointing to local directory ~/path/to/local/cauldron to the location collection of Cauldron repositories.

ern cauldron repo add my-other-cauldron git@github.com:User/OtherCauldron#development --current Add a new Cauldron repository, with alias my-other-cauldron, and url git@github.com:User/OtherCauldron, to the local collection of Cauldron repositories and set it at the current activated Cauldron. The branch that will be used for this Cauldron will be development as it was explicitly specified in the Cauldron url.

Remarks

  • If the alias already exists, this command will fail.

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