hg-push
sends local changesets to a remote repository
TLDR
Push to default remote
$ hg push
Push to specific URL$ hg push [url]
Push specific branch$ hg push -b [branch]
Push specific revision$ hg push -r [revision]
Force push$ hg push -f
Push new branch$ hg push --new-branch
SYNOPSIS
hg push [options] [dest]
DESCRIPTION
hg push sends local changesets to a remote repository. It transfers committed changes that the remote doesn't have.
The command verifies the push won't create multiple heads unless forced. It supports pushing specific branches or revisions.
PARAMETERS
DEST
Destination repository.-b, --branch BRANCH
Push specific branch.-r, --rev REV
Push up to revision.-f, --force
Force push.--new-branch
Allow pushing new branches.-B, --bookmark NAME
Push bookmark.--help
Display help information.
CAVEATS
Cannot push uncommitted changes. Force push can cause issues. Remote hooks may reject.
HISTORY
Push is a core Mercurial command for distributed collaboration since version 1.0.
SEE ALSO
hg(1), hg-pull(1), hg-outgoing(1)