Name
commit
Synopsis
commit [ -f | [ -l | -R ] ] [ -Ffile| -mmessage] [ -n ] [ -rrevision] [file... ]
Commit the changes (if any) made to the specified files in the sandbox to the repository. If no files are specified, commit all modified files.
The standard meanings of the common client options -l, -n, -r, and -R apply. Use of the -r option causes the revision to be sticky, requiring the use of admin -A to continue to use the sandbox. Additional options are:
- -f
Force commit, even if no changes were made.
- -F file
Use the contents of the file as the message.
- -m message
Use the message specified.
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