Push saved DataLad dataset state to a configured remote.
npx skills add https://github.com/bcmcpher/my-skills --skill datalad-push
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: datalad-push Source: https://github.com/bcmcpher/my-skills/tree/main/plugins/datalad-cli/skills/datalad-push Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bcmcpher/my-skills --skill datalad-push
Push saved DataLad dataset state from a local repository to a configured remote to publish changes and share data.
Push the current DataLad dataset state to a configured remote after validating the dataset and staging changes.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To push a DataLad dataset, you need a clean working tree and a configured remote. The process validates the dataset context, identifies the target remote, and executes the datalad push command to transfer annexed data and git history safely.
Transferring annexed data and git history requires a controlled order that honors publish-depends configurations. This ensures the dataset state is correctly pushed to the remote, making data and history available for collaborators.
Yes, you can recursively push DataLad subdatasets by enabling the -r recursion flag. This allows the push operation to include nested subdatasets, ensuring the entire dataset hierarchy is published.
Yes, a clean working tree is required. The process validates the DataLad context and checks for uncommitted changes to ensure only saved dataset state is pushed to the configured remote.
Data modes control how annexed data is transferred during a DataLad push. By supporting specific --data modes, the push operation manages the transfer of file contents to the remote alongside the git history.
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