Principle:Apache Kafka Remote Push
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| Last Updated | 2026-02-09 12:00 GMT |
Overview
A version control operation that publishes local branch changes to the remote repository.
Description
Remote Push transfers committed changes from local branches to the configured remote repository. In the Kafka merge workflow, two remotes are used: PUSH_REMOTE_NAME (default: "apache") for pushing merged changes and PR_REMOTE_NAME (default: "apache-github") for fetching PR branches. The push makes the merged and cherry-picked commits publicly available.
Usage
Use this principle after squash merge and cherry-pick operations to publish changes. It is embedded within the merge and cherry-pick functions rather than being called separately.
Theoretical Basis
- Remote Configuration: Use configured remote names for push (apache) and fetch (apache-github) operations.
- Branch Mapping: Push local temporary branch to the corresponding remote branch.
- Atomic Push: Each push is a single git push command to one remote branch.
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