What are the common commands for CodePush CLI?

What are the common commands for CodePush CLI?

The CodePush CLI has several common commands. Some of the most used ones include:

1. code-push login - to log in to your CodePush account.
2. code-push release - to release a new update to your app.
3. code-push deployment list - to list all deployments for your app.
4. code-push promote - to promote a release from one deployment to another.

Can you explain how to use the code-push release command?

Certainly! The code-push release command is used to upload a new update to your app. The basic syntax is:

code-push release <appName> <updateContents> [options]

• <appName> is the name of your app in CodePush.
• <updateContents> can be a path to the folder containing your app's updated files.
• Options can include --targetBinaryVersion to specify the target version.

What options can I use with the code-push release command?

You can use several options with the code-push release command, including:

• --targetBinaryVersion to specify the binary version.
• --description to add a description of the update.
• --mandatory to make the update mandatory for users.
• --deploymentName to specify which deployment to release to.

How do I check the status of a release?

To check the status of a release, you can use the code-push deployment history <appName> <deploymentName> command. This will show you the history of releases for the specified deployment.