@@ -64,45 +64,58 @@ Usage: patch2pr [options] [patch]
6464
6565 Override the commit message by using the -message flag.
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67+ With the -fork and -fork-repository flags, the command can submit the pull
68+ request from a fork repository. If an existing fork does not exist, the
69+ command creates a new fork, which may take up to five minutes.
70+
6771Options:
6872
69- -base-branch=branch The branch to target with the pull request. If unset,
70- use the repository's default branch.
73+ -base-branch=branch The branch to target with the pull request. If unset,
74+ use the repository's default branch.
75+
76+ -draft Create a draft pull request.
77+
78+ -force Update the head branch even if it exists and is not a
79+ fast-forward.
7180
72- -draft Create a draft pull request.
81+ -fork Submit the pull request from a fork instead of pushing
82+ directly to the repository. With no other flags, use a
83+ fork in the current account with the same name as the
84+ target repository, creating the fork if it does not exist.
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74- -force Update the head branch even if it exists and is not a
75- fast-forward.
86+ -fork-repository=repo Submit the pull request from the named fork instead of
87+ pushing directly to the repository, creating the fork
88+ if it does not exist. Implies the -fork flag.
7689
77- -head-branch=branch The branch to create or update with the new commit. If
78- unset, use 'patch2pr'.
90+ -head-branch=branch The branch to create or update with the new commit. If
91+ unset, use 'patch2pr'.
7992
80- -json Output information about the new commit and pull request
81- in JSON format.
93+ -json Output information about the new commit and pull request
94+ in JSON format.
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83- -message=message Message for the commit. Overrides the patch header.
96+ -message=message Message for the commit. Overrides the patch header.
8497
85- -no-pull-request Do not create a pull request after creating a commit.
98+ -no-pull-request Do not create a pull request after creating a commit.
8699
87- -patch-base=base Base commit to apply the patch to. Can be a SHA1, a
88- branch, or a tag. Branches and tags must start with
89- 'refs/heads/' or 'refs/tags/' respectively. If unset,
90- use the repository's default branch.
100+ -patch-base=base Base commit to apply the patch to. Can be a SHA1, a
101+ branch, or a tag. Branches and tags must start with
102+ 'refs/heads/' or 'refs/tags/' respectively. If unset,
103+ use the repository's default branch.
91104
92- -pull-body=body The body for the pull request. If unset, use the body of
93- the commit message.
105+ -pull-body=body The body for the pull request. If unset, use the body of
106+ the commit message.
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95- -pull-title=title The title for the pull request. If unset, use the title
96- of the commit message.
108+ -pull-title=title The title for the pull request. If unset, use the title
109+ of the commit message.
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98- -repository=repo Repository to apply the patch to in 'owner/name' format.
99- Required.
111+ -repository=repo Repository to apply the patch to in 'owner/name' format.
112+ Required.
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101- -token=token GitHub API token with 'repo' scope for authentication.
102- If unset, use the value of the GITHUB_TOKEN environment
103- variable.
114+ -token=token GitHub API token with 'repo' scope for authentication.
115+ If unset, use the value of the GITHUB_TOKEN environment
116+ variable.
104117
105- -url=url GitHub API URL. If unset, use https://api.github.com.
118+ -url=url GitHub API URL. If unset, use https://api.github.com.
106119```
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108121## Usage: Library
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