aws-codecommit

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$ aws codecommit help

$ aws codecommit [command] help

aws codecommit [options] [parameters]

batch-associate-approval-rule-template-with-repositories
    Associates an approval rule template with multiple repositories.

batch-describe-merge-conflicts
    Returns information about conflicts in a merge operation.

batch-disassociate-approval-rule-template-from-repositories
    Disassociates an approval rule template from multiple repositories.

create-approval-rule-template
    Creates an approval rule template.

create-branch
    Creates a branch in a repository.

create-commit
    Creates a commit in a repository.

create-pull-request
    Creates a pull request in a repository.

create-repository
    Creates a CodeCommit repository.

create-unreferenced-merge-commit
    Creates an unreferenced merge commit between two branches.

delete-approval-rule-template
    Deletes an approval rule template.

delete-branch
    Deletes a branch from a repository.

delete-comment-content
    Deletes the content of a comment made on a pull request or commit.

delete-file
    Deletes a specified file from a branch.

delete-pull-request-approval-rule
    Deletes an approval rule from a pull request.

delete-repository
    Deletes a CodeCommit repository.

describe-approval-rule-template
    Returns information about an approval rule template.

describe-merge-conflicts
    Returns information about merge conflicts.

describe-pull-request-events
    Returns information about events related to a pull request.

describe-pull-request
    Returns information about a specific pull request.

describe-repository
    Returns information about a CodeCommit repository.

get-approval-rule-template
    Returns the content of an approval rule template.

get-blob
    Retrieves the content of a blob from a repository.

get-branch
    Returns information about a branch.

get-comment
    Returns information about a comment.

get-comment-reactions
    Returns information about reactions to a comment.

get-comments-for-compared-commit
    Returns comments for a comparison between two commits.

get-comments-for-pull-request
    Returns comments for a pull request.

get-commit
    Returns information about a commit.

get-differences
    Returns differences between two commits.

get-file
    Retrieves the content of a file from a repository.

get-folder
    Retrieves metadata about a folder in a repository.

get-merge-commit
    Returns information about a merge commit.

get-merge-conflicts
    Returns information about conflicts in a merge operation.

get-merge-options
    Returns the available merge options for a pull request.

get-pull-request
    Returns information about a pull request.

get-pull-request-approval-states
    Returns approval states for a pull request.

get-repository
    Returns information about a repository.

get-repository-triggers
    Returns triggers configured for a repository.

list-approval-rule-templates
    Lists approval rule templates.

list-associated-approval-rule-templates-for-repository
    Lists approval rule templates associated with a repository.

list-branches
    Lists branches in a repository.

list-file-commit-history
    Lists commit history for a file.

list-pull-requests
    Lists pull requests in a repository.

list-repositories
    Lists CodeCommit repositories.

list-repositories-for-approval-rule-template
    Lists repositories associated with an approval rule template.

list-tags-for-resource
    Lists tags for a CodeCommit resource.

merge-branches-by-fast-forward
    Merges two branches using fast-forward.

merge-pull-request-by-fast-forward
    Merges a pull request using fast-forward.

merge-pull-request-by-squash
    Merges a pull request by squashing commits.

merge-pull-request-by-three-way
    Merges a pull request using a three-way merge.

override-pull-request-approval-rules
    Overrides approval rules for a pull request.

post-comment-for-compared-commit
    Posts a comment for a comparison between two commits.

post-comment-for-pull-request
    Posts a comment on a pull request.

post-comment-reply
    Posts a reply to a comment.

put-comment-reaction
    Adds a reaction to a comment.

put-file
    Adds or updates a file in a branch.

put-repository-triggers
    Configures triggers for a repository.

tag-resource
    Adds tags to a CodeCommit resource.

test-repository-triggers
    Tests repository triggers.

untag-resource
    Removes tags from a CodeCommit resource.

update-approval-rule-template-content
    Updates the content of an approval rule template.

update-approval-rule-template-description
    Updates the description of an approval rule template.

update-approval-rule-template-name
    Updates the name of an approval rule template.

update-comment
    Updates the content of a comment.

update-default-branch
    Updates the default branch for a repository.

update-pull-request-approval-rule-content
    Updates the content of an approval rule.

update-pull-request-approval-state
    Updates the approval state of a pull request.

update-pull-request-description
    Updates the description of a pull request.

update-pull-request-status
    Updates the status of a pull request.

update-pull-request-title
    Updates the title of a pull request.

update-repository-description
    Updates the description of a repository.

update-repository-name
    Updates the name of a repository.

The `aws codecommit` command is part of the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI) and provides a way to interact with the AWS CodeCommit service from the command line. It allows users to create, manage, and interact with CodeCommit repositories, branches, commits, and pull requests. Using `aws codecommit`, you can automate CodeCommit tasks, integrate them into your scripting workflows, and manage your source code repositories directly from your terminal. This tool simplifies tasks such as creating a new repository, pushing local code changes, listing branches, creating pull requests, and reviewing commit history. By offering a comprehensive set of commands, `aws codecommit` enables streamlined version control and collaboration workflows within the AWS ecosystem, integrating seamlessly with other AWS services and IAM for access control. The CLI removes the necessity to utilize the AWS console when you can perform the same operations directly via the command line. Furthermore, with correct configurations using IAM, it allows different levels of access to the repos.

Requires AWS CLI to be configured with valid AWS credentials and region. IAM policies must grant appropriate permissions for CodeCommit actions.

The AWS CLI must be configured correctly to use the `aws codecommit` command. This involves setting up AWS credentials (access key ID and secret access key) and the default AWS region. You can configure the AWS CLI using the `aws configure` command or by setting environment variables.

Authentication is handled by the AWS CLI using IAM roles or user credentials. Ensure that the IAM entity used to execute the `aws codecommit` command has the necessary permissions to perform the desired actions on CodeCommit resources. Example: To create a repository, the IAM user or role must have the `codecommit:CreateRepository` permission.

Common use cases include

• Automating repository creation and configuration.
• Integrating CodeCommit into CI/CD pipelines for automated builds and deployments.
• Managing branches and pull requests from the command line.
• Scripting tasks such as code reviews and approval workflows.

The `aws codecommit` command was introduced as part of the AWS CLI to provide a programmatic interface for managing CodeCommit repositories. Its development has been driven by the need to automate source code management tasks and integrate them into CI/CD pipelines. Since its introduction, it has been continuously updated with new features and capabilities to support the evolving needs of CodeCommit users, covering all aspects of repository, branch, pull request and approval management.

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