push

Pushes changes of the scenarios on the local repository to the Azure DevOps server. This includes linking of new scenarios to new test cases (link) and updating test cases of linked scenarios (update).

See more details about the command in the Pushing scenario changes to Test Cases article.

Options

In addition the the options listed here, all common command line options can also be used.

Option	Description	Default
--disableLocalChanges	If specified, only those changes will be performed that do not need any change in the local feature file. Linking new scenarios are skipped. Overrides synchronization/diableLocalChanges setting of the configuration file. See Synchronizing test cases from build for details.	local changes enabled
--tagFilter	A local test case condition of scenarios that should be included in the current synchronization (e.g. @current_sprint and @done). See Filters and scopes for details.	not filtered by tags
--sourceFileFilter	An expression of source file glob patterns that should be included in the current synchronization (e.g. Folder1/**/*.feature). See Filters and scopes for details.	not filtered by feature files
--linkOnly	If specified, the command will link new scenarios to new Test Cases only and the existing Test Cases will not be updated.	false
--force	If specified, SpecSync update test cases even if there is no local change and the test case was not modified remotely.	false

Examples

Pushes local changes to Azure DevOps using the configured settings in the specsync.json configuration file:

dotnet specsync push

Pushes local changes using the specified Personal Access Token (PAT) for authentication:

dotnet specsync push --user 52yny...........................nycsetda

Pushes local changes of the scenarios tagged with @ordering and @backend:

dotnet specsync push --tagFilter "@ordering and @backend"

Pushes local changes of the scenarios in order.feature):

dotnet specsync push --sourceFileFilter "order.feature"

Command line reference