Working Locally
Continuously sync your work with the cloud
Download Diversion
Download Diversion for your OS
Download the installer and follow the instructions
Using the CLI
Diversion offers two modes to work with the CLI, classic and interactive. In classic mode, use it as any other terminal
tool - type the command with the appropriate arguments and execute it. To use the interactive mode, run dv and you will
be presented with a friendly interface with suggestions and auto-completion, so you don’t have to memorize commands.
Get a copy of your repo
You can either create a new repo, or clone an existing repo. Clone means different things in different versioning systems, in Diversion clone means getting a local copy of some branch via a workspace, and keeping this copy synced bidirectionally with the cloud.
Commit your changes
After uploading some content or making changes to a workspace, we probably want to commit and make the content accessible in the branch we are working on. Assuming all files are required for the commit, run:
dv commit -a -m "[commit message]"
Alternatively to only commit some of the files, run:
dv commit [[file1] [file2] ...] -m "[commit message]"
Share your repo with a collaborator
Inviting someone to collaborate on a repo is simple even from the CLI:
dv invite user@example.org
which will grant write access to the repo to the invitee. To share with different permissions run:
dv invite -access [READ|WRITE|ADMIN|OWNER] user@example.org