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daltonserey edited this page Oct 3, 2016 · 5 revisions

IMPORTANT. Remember that during the experimental phase, the commit command is named commit2 to avoid problems with the original commit command. In the near future, the two commands will be merged. See the documentation of the new commit.

The commit command allows a user to send his current answer to an assignment to the server. The command will send a copy of the file indicated in the command line to the server.

In the current implementation, tst also requests the server to send the last committed answer to verification. This behavior, however, will be soon modified. In order to request the server to verify the answer, the user will be required to use the verify command.

Syntax

tst commit [<file>]

The optional argument file indicates specifically the name of the file to be committed. If omitted, tst will use the last file name used.

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