Basic Commands

`metro create [directory]`

Creates a new repository with an initial commit. The repository will be created in a new subdirectory with the specified name, or the current directory if none is specified.

`metro clone <url>`

Clones a remote repository from a specified URL. It is recommended that you use this instead of git clone, as it will initialize the sync cache so that metro sync works correctly.

`metro commit <message>`

Commits all changes in the working directory with the specified message. Note that unlike Git you do not need to add changes to the index first.

`metro patch [message]`

Adds the current changes to the previous commit. Will also change the commit message if one is specified.

`metro delete commit`

Deletes the previous commit, reverting the contents of the working directory to match the commit before the deleted commit. If --soft is specified the working directory is left unchanged.

`metro delete branch <branch>`

Deletes the specified branch. If you delete the current branch, you will be moved to another branch.

`metro branch <name>`

Creates a new branch with the specified name, pointing to the head of the current branch. Automatically switches to the new branch upon creation.

`metro info`

Prints some information about the current state of the repository, including the current branch and uncommitted changes.

`metro absorb <branch>`

Merges another branch into the current branch. May result in conflicts that need to be resolved manually before running metro resolve.

`metro resolve`

Marks all merge conflicts as resolved and commits the changes.

`metro list <commits/branches>`

Lists all commits or branches in the repository.

`metro rename <branch-1> [branch-2]`

Renames the specified branch. branch-1 is the current branch name, and branch-2 is the new name. If only one name is given the current branch is renamed.