Sync Repository — Avora CLI

Clone or refresh a repository URL, or update the Git repository that contains your current terminal directory.

Task

Use one command for initial clone and later fast-forward synchronization.

Prerequisites

• Git is installed and authenticated for the target repository.
• Existing project changes are committed, stashed, or intentionally retained.

Find This in Your Terminal

With a repository URL:

avora sync git@github.com:org/app.git

From inside an existing Git project:

cd /path/to/project
avora sync

Steps

1. Supply a URL for a new or named clone, or omit it inside an existing Git working tree.
2. Confirm the update when the local repository already exists.
3. The CLI runs git pull --ff-only so it will not create a merge commit.
4. Dependency preparation and auto-run follow unless --no-run is supplied.
5. Use --cmd when automatic run-command detection is not suitable.

Expected Result

The repository is current with its configured remote, the tracked record has a new synchronization time, and the project runs unless auto-run was disabled.

Next Step

Use Find Projects to inspect the registry or Verify Project to check the result.

Troubleshooting

• If sync has no URL and reports that it requires one, run it from inside a Git repository.
• If fast-forward pull fails, inspect git status and your branch history.
• If the current repository is untracked, the CLI can still resolve its Git root and register it after a successful sync.