Publish captured changes and pull remote ones for a managed repo
Publish local changes and pull remote ones in one command.
sync is the everyday update for a managed repo (one set up by "ferry init --github"): it pulls remote work, commits your locally-captured changes, and pushes them — WITHOUT ever losing local work or force-pushing. It integrates the remote first from a clean baseline, gates the whole push range for secrets, and pushes a single explicit ref. ferry manages a single-branch config repo, so sync integrates and pushes "main" and refuses to run on a detached HEAD or with any other branch checked out. On a conflict it leaves your machine byte-for-byte unchanged and asks you to resolve with git. It never runs apply — run "ferry apply" afterwards to deploy the pulled changes.
ferry sync [flags]
--allow-unmanaged sync a repo not marked managed (still HTTPS-only, secret-gated, never force-pushed)
-h, --help help for sync
-m, --message string commit message for locally-captured changes (default: a generated one)
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