rebase init
Connect this repository to a workspace you belong to by writing its .rebase/config.json marker.
Synopsis
rebase init
rebase init <workspace>
rebase init <workspace> --directory <path>
rebase init <workspace> --forceBehavior
rebase init pins a repository to a workspace you already belong to. It writes the
committed .rebase/config.json
repository marker and
nothing else: no sign-in, no new workspace, and the machine's active workspace is left
alone. Commit the marker so every clone of the repository, and CI, resolves to the same
workspace.
Without <workspace>, the command lists your workspaces and asks which one to use. The
marker is written at the current git root, so running it from a subdirectory marks the
repository once. If a marker that applies here already names a different workspace, the
command stops unless you pass --force.
Use rebase setup to authenticate or to create a workspace.
Arguments
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
[workspace] | str | Workspace to connect this repository to. Omit to choose from your workspaces. |
Options
| Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
--directory, -d | str | Directory to mark. Defaults to the current git root. |
--force, -f | flag | Replace a marker that names a different workspace. |