This function squashes differences between the last TFS commit and HEAD into one TFS-checkin and mark it as descendant of both previous TFS-checkin and HEAD.
It works similarly to checkintool, except checkintool launches the standard TFS checkin window.
The checkin
command differs from rcheckin in that the latter mirrors a series of commits into TFS instead of squashing them into one.
Usage: git-tfs checkin [options] [ref-to-shelve]
where options are:
-d, --debug
Show debug output about everything git-tfs does
-i, --tfs-remote, --remote, --id=VALUE
The remote ID of the TFS to interact with
-m, --comment=VALUE
A comment for the changeset
--no-build-default-comment
Do not concatenate commit comments for the changeset comment.
--no-merge
Omits setting commit being checked in as parent, thus allowing to rebase remaining onto TFS changeset without exceeding merge commits.
-f, --force=VALUE
The policy override reason.
-w, --work-item=VALUE1:VALUE2
Associated work items:
e.g. -w12345 to associate with 12345
or -w12345:resolve to resolve 12345
--no-gate
Disables gated checkin.