NAME

       git-pw - git-pw is a tool for integrating Git with...

SYNOPSIS

       git-pw [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

DESCRIPTION

       git-pw is a tool for integrating Git with Patchwork.

       git-pw  can  interact  with  individual  patches,  complete  patch  series, and customized
       bundles.  The three major subcommands are *patch*, *bundle*, and *series*.

       The git-pw utility is a wrapper which makes REST calls to the Patchwork  service.  To  use
       git-pw,  you  must  set  up  your environment by configuring your Patchwork server URL and
       either an API token or a username and password. To configure the server URL, run::

         git config pw.server http://pw.server.com/path/to/patchwork

       To configure the token, run::

         git config pw.token token

       Alternatively, you can pass these options  via  command  line  parameters  or  environment
       variables.

       For  more  information  on  any of the commands, simply pass ``--help`` to the appropriate
       command.

OPTIONS

       --debug
              Output more information about what's going on.

       --token TOKEN
              Authentication token. Defaults to the value of 'git config pw.token'.

       --username USERNAME
              Authentication username. Defaults to the value of 'git config pw.username'.

       --password PASSWORD
              Authentication password. Defaults to the value of 'git config pw.password'.

       --server SERVER
              Patchwork server address/hostname. Defaults to the value of 'git config pw.server'.

       --project PROJECT
              Patchwork project. Defaults the value of 'git config pw.project'.

       --version
              Show the version and exit.

COMMANDS

       patch
         Interact with patches.
         See git-pw-patch(1) for full documentation on the patch command.

       series
         Interact with series.
         See git-pw-series(1) for full documentation on the series command.

       bundle
         Interact with bundles.
         See git-pw-bundle(1) for full documentation on the bundle command.