fetch.RdUse git_fetch and git_push to sync a local branch with a remote. Here git_pull is a wrapper for git_fetch which that tries to fast-forward the local branch after fetching.
git_fetch(remote = NULL, refspec = NULL, password = askpass, ssh_key = NULL, verbose = interactive(), repo = ".") git_push(remote = NULL, refspec = NULL, password = askpass, ssh_key = NULL, mirror = FALSE, force = FALSE, verbose = interactive(), repo = ".") git_clone(url, path = NULL, branch = NULL, password = askpass, ssh_key = NULL, bare = FALSE, mirror = FALSE, verbose = interactive()) git_pull(..., repo = ".")
| remote | name of a remote listed in |
|---|---|
| refspec | string with mapping between remote and local refs |
| password | a string or a callback function to get passwords for authentication
or password protected ssh keys. Defaults to askpass which
checks |
| ssh_key | path or object containing your ssh private key. By default we
look for keys in |
| verbose | display some progress info while downloading |
| repo | a path to an existing repository, or a |
| mirror | use the |
| force | use the |
| url | remote url. Typically starts with |
| path | directory of the git repository. For |
| branch | name of branch to check out locally |
| bare | use the |
| ... | arguments passed to git_fetch |
Other git: branch, commit,
git_config, repository,
signature
{# Clone a small repository git_dir <- file.path(tempdir(), 'antiword') git_clone('https://github.com/ropensci/antiword', git_dir) # Change into the repo directory olddir <- getwd() setwd(git_dir) # Show some stuff git_log() git_branch_list() git_remote_list() # Add a file write.csv(iris, 'iris.csv') git_add('iris.csv') # Commit the change jerry <- git_signature("Jerry", "jerry@hotmail.com") git_commit('added the iris file', author = jerry) # Now in the log: git_log() # Cleanup setwd(olddir) unlink(git_dir, recursive = TRUE) }