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Pushes and deploys changes from your local directory to your app

Updates a remote App Services App with your local directory. First, input an app that you would like changes pushed to. This input can be either the application Client App ID of an existing app you would like to update, or the Name of a new app you would like to create. Changes pushed are automatically deployed.

Command Syntax
appservices push [options]
Name
Type
Required
Description
--local
string
false
Specify the local filepath of an app to be pushed
--remote
string
false
Specify the name or ID of a remote app to edit
--include-node-modules
false
Push and include app dependencies from a node_modules archive (Note: The allowed formats are as a directory or compressed into a .zip, .tar, .tar.gz, or .tgz file)
--include-package-json
false
Push and include app dependencies from a package.json file
-s, --include-hosting [DEPRECATED]
false
Push and include app hosting files
-c, --reset-cdn-cache [DEPRECATED]
false
Reset the hosting CDN cache of an app
-x, --dry-run
false
Run without pushing any changes to the App Services server
-n, --deployment-name
string
false
Name your deployment
--project
string
false
Specify the ID of a MongoDB Atlas project
-h, --help
false
help for push
Name
Type
Required
Description
--profile
string
false
Specify your profile (Default value: "default") [Learn more]
--telemetry
string
false
Enable/Disable CLI usage tracking for your current profile (Default value: "on"; Allowed values: "on", "off")
-o, --output-target
string
false
Write CLI output to the specified filepath
-f, --output-format
string
false
Set the CLI output format (Default value: <blank>; Allowed values: <blank>, "json")
--disable-colors
false
Disable all CLI output styling (e.g. colors, font styles, etc.)
-y, --yes
false
Automatically proceed through CLI commands by agreeing to any required user prompts

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