src lsif upload

Flags

Name	Description	Default Value
-associated-index-id	ID of the associated index record for this upload. For internal use only.	-1
-commit	The 40-character hash of the commit. Defaults to the currently checked-out commit.
-file	The path to the LSIF dump file.	./dump.lsif
-github-token	A GitHub access token with 'public_repo' scope that Sourcegraph uses to verify you have access to the repository.
-gitlab-token	A Gitlab access token with read and write repository scope that Sourcegraph uses to verify you have access to the repository.
-ignore-upload-failure	Exit with status code zero on upload failure.	false
-indexer	The name of the indexer that generated the dump. This will override the 'toolInfo.name' field in the metadata vertex of the LSIF dump file. This must be supplied if the indexer does not set this field (in which case the upload will fail with an explicit message).
-indexerVersion	The version of the indexer that generated the dump. This will override the 'toolInfo.version' field in the metadata vertex of the LSIF dump file. This must be supplied if the indexer does not set this field (in which case the upload will fail with an explicit message).
-insecure-skip-verify	Skip validation of TLS certificates against trusted chains	false
-json	Output relevant state in JSON on success.	false
-max-payload-size	The maximum upload size (in megabytes). Indexes exceeding this limit will be uploaded over multiple HTTP requests.	100
-no-progress	Do not display progress updates.	false
-open	Open the LSIF upload page in your browser.	false
-repo	The name of the repository (e.g. github.com/gorilla/mux). By default, derived from the origin remote.
-root	The path in the repository that matches the LSIF projectRoot (e.g. cmd/project1). Defaults to the directory where the dump file is located.
-trace	-trace=0 shows no logs; -trace=1 shows requests and response metadata; -trace=2 shows headers, -trace=3 shows response body	0
-upload-route	The path of the upload route. For internal use only.	/.api/lsif/upload

Usage

Usage of 'src lsif upload':
  -associated-index-id int
    	ID of the associated index record for this upload. For internal use only. (default -1)
  -commit string
    	The 40-character hash of the commit. Defaults to the currently checked-out commit.
  -file string
    	The path to the LSIF dump file. (default "./dump.lsif")
  -github-token string
    	A GitHub access token with 'public_repo' scope that Sourcegraph uses to verify you have access to the repository.
  -gitlab-token string
    	A Gitlab access token with read and write repository scope that Sourcegraph uses to verify you have access to the repository.      
  -ignore-upload-failure
    	Exit with status code zero on upload failure.
  -indexer string
    	The name of the indexer that generated the dump. This will override the 'toolInfo.name' field in the metadata vertex of the LSIF dump file. This must be supplied if the indexer does not set this field (in which case the upload will fail with an explicit message).
  -indexerVersion string
    	The version of the indexer that generated the dump. This will override the 'toolInfo.version' field in the metadata vertex of the LSIF dump file. This must be supplied if the indexer does not set this field (in which case the upload will fail with an explicit message).
  -insecure-skip-verify
    	Skip validation of TLS certificates against trusted chains
  -json
    	Output relevant state in JSON on success.
  -max-payload-size int
    	The maximum upload size (in megabytes). Indexes exceeding this limit will be uploaded over multiple HTTP requests. (default 100)
  -no-progress
    	Do not display progress updates.
  -open
    	Open the LSIF upload page in your browser.
  -repo string
    	The name of the repository (e.g. github.com/gorilla/mux). By default, derived from the origin remote.
  -root string
    	The path in the repository that matches the LSIF projectRoot (e.g. cmd/project1). Defaults to the directory where the dump file is located.
  -trace int
    	-trace=0 shows no logs; -trace=1 shows requests and response metadata; -trace=2 shows headers, -trace=3 shows response body
  -upload-route string
    	The path of the upload route. For internal use only. (default "/.api/lsif/upload")

Examples:

  Upload an LSIF dump with explicit repo, commit, and upload files:

    	$ src lsif upload -repo=FOO -commit=BAR -file=dump.lsif

  Upload an LSIF dump for a subproject:

    	$ src lsif upload -root=cmd/

  Upload an LSIF dump when lsifEnforceAuth is enabled:
  
      $ src lsif upload -github-token=BAZ   // for Github Code Host

      $ src lsif upload -gitlab-token=BAZ  // for Gitlab Code Host

  Upload an LSIF dump when the LSIF indexer does not not declare a tool name.

    	$ src lsif upload -indexer=lsif-elixir