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  1. Tools
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Push/Pull

Push changes to GraphQL Editor Cloud or pull the project to a repo

Push

Sometimes you might want to push to cloud GraphQL Editor back from the repo, so that editor users can see/test the changes in the Editor browser IDE. To do so use this command:

$ gecli cloud push

This will clean the cloud folder and push cwd to the editor cloud.

Pull

You might want to move from the cloud folder if your service is getting bigger and put the project inside a repository. To do so you can use the pull command:

$ gecli cloud pull

It will pull the project to the project name folder.

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