Balena push new release

balena push is a command-line tool used to deploy a new release of your application to a balenaCloud fleet. Here's a breakdown of the command and its options:

Basic syntax:

balena push <release-name> <app-name>

Options:

• <release-name>: The name of the new release you want to deploy.
• <app-name>: The name of the balena application you want to deploy the release to.

Example:

balena push my-new-release my-app

This command will deploy the new release named my-new-release to the my-app balena application.

Additional options:

• -a, --app <app-name>: Specify the balena application name. (Default: the current working directory)
• -r, --release <release-name>: Specify the release name. (Default: the current working directory)
• -f, --force: Force the deployment, even if there are changes to the application code.
• -v, --verbose: Enable verbose mode, which will display more detailed output.
• -h, --help: Display help information.

Example with additional options:

balena push -a my-app -r my-new-release -f -v

This command will deploy the new release named my-new-release to the my-app balena application, force the deployment even if there are changes to the application code, and display verbose output.

Tips:

• Make sure you have the balena CLI installed and configured on your machine.
• The balena push command will automatically detect the changes in your application code and deploy the new release accordingly.
• You can also use the balena push command with a balena.yml file to specify the deployment configuration.