push

The openlayer push command is used to push the current local directory to the Openlayer project linked.

Usage

openlayer push [flags]

Examples

# Push with a commit message
openlayer push --message "Initial experiment with smaller model"

# Push without waiting for results
openlayer push --wait=false

# Push and print status updates as plain lines
openlayer push --tail

# Push with custom arguments passed to your batch command – these will get logged in the commit
openlayer push --custom-args learning_rate=0.01,batch_size=32

Flags

Flag	Alias	Default	Description
`--message`	`-m`	`"Pushed from Openlayer CLI"`	Add a commit message to describe this push.
`--wait`	`-w`	`true`	Wait until tests finish running before returning.
`--tail`	`-t`	`false`	Print status updates as plain lines, without the live spinner.
`--custom-args`		`""`	Comma-separated list of `key=value` arguments. Overrides any custom args defined in `openlayer.json`.

Waiting for results

After the upload, push prints a link to the commit in Openlayer, whether or not you wait. With --wait (the default), it then prints a line for each processing step with its elapsed time, while a spinner underneath shows the current step and progress. When processing finishes, push prints the final status and the test results report. With --tail or --output-mode ci, status updates print as plain lines without the spinner, which keeps CI logs readable. With --tail, progress percentages print at most once every 15 seconds. push waits up to 10 minutes. If the commit is still processing after that, push stops waiting and exits with code 1, but the commit keeps processing on Openlayer. Follow the printed link, or run openlayer inspect with the commit ID from the message, to see the results.

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