push Push staged changes in the local registry to the remote one

[kzscisoft]

Performs the actual sync, unlike git you do not need to add any files if they already being tracked. However you should add runs in order to push them (means if you do a run and it is a mistake you won't accidentally push it to the remote).

[richardreeve]

If a run is a mistake, are its output files automatically being "tracked"? I guess I don't know what is automatically tracked... I would have thought that nothing is, but if you add a file, then you also add the run and all of the newly registered inputs, and if you add a run, then you all add all of the files (input and output). I may be misunderstanding what you're saying though...

[kzscisoft]

My understanding is that a run is like a "packet" of information (which ultimately is a JSON post to the remote registry) defined by the user (through whichever implementation they are using) which is the properties of the run and also description of any files associated with it. By treating it as a single entity/packet then add would include everything. Unless you can think of a situation where you would only want to push some of the metadata not all of it?