git-subtree:tldr:cc8a1
git-subtree: Push commits to a subtree repository.
$ git subtree push --prefix=${path-to-directory-} ${repository_url} ${branch_name}
try on your machine
The command git subtree push is used to push changes from a subdirectory of your Git repository to a separate repository as a subtree merge.
Here is an explanation of each argument in the command:
--prefix=${path-to-directory-}: This specifies the prefix or the subdirectory within your current Git repository that you want to push to the separate repository.${repository_url}: This is the URL of the separate repository you want to push the changes to.${branch_name}: This is the branch name you want to push the changes to in the separate repository.
In summary, the git subtree push command is used to push the changes in a specific subdirectory of your Git repository to a separate repository on a specified branch.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.