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monofo upload

Produces a compressed tarball artifact from a given list of globs, and uploads it to Buildkite Artifacts

This command has similar input modes to GNU tar. Meaning, it can take:

  • a list of glob patterns, matching files and directories will be included in the artifact, and/or
  • a path to a file containing a list of files to include in the artifact
    • which can be '-' for stdin
    • or can be null-separated (like the output mode of find's -print0 option)

Then this command is designed to stream things to the eventual destination, process any necessary deflation of the resulting tar archive, and ensure it's locally cached

monofo upload <output> [globs...]

Produces a compressed tarball artifact from a given list of globs, and uploads it to Buildkite Artifacts

USAGE
  $ monofo upload <output> [globs...]

ARGUMENTS
  OUTPUT  The output file to produce (foo.tar.lz4 or bar.catar.caibx, etc.)
  GLOBS   [default: ] A list of glob patterns; matching files are included in the artifact upload

FLAGS
  -C, --chdir=<value>       Directory to change to before executing command
  -F, --files-from=<value>  A path to a file containing a list of files to upload, or - to use stdin
  -V, --version             Show CLI version.
  -h, --help                Show this help message
  -v, --verbose             Run with verbose logging
  -z, --null                If given, the list of files is expected to be null-separated (a la find's -print0)

DESCRIPTION
  Produces a compressed tarball artifact from a given list of globs, and uploads it to Buildkite Artifacts

  This command has similar input modes to GNU tar. Meaning, it can take:

  - a list of glob patterns, matching files and directories will be included in

  the artifact, and/or

  - a path to a file containing a list of files to include in the artifact

  - which can be '-' for stdin

  - or can be null-separated (like the output mode of `find`'s `-print0` option)

  Then this command is designed to stream things to the eventual destination,

  process any necessary deflation of the resulting tar archive, and ensure it's

  locally cached

EXAMPLES
  $ find . -name node_modules -type d -prune -print0 | monofo upload --files-from - --null

See code: dist/src/commands/upload.ts