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  1. Publishing Workflows
  2. Publishing FAQ

Pushing Single Files

Sometimes you may want to post a single file for some quick testing instead of an entire folder every time you push...

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Last updated 1 year ago

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Users can publish single files to Kyso from the Command Line. In your terminal, simply navigate to the folder where your file is located.

Let's say I have a project directory with the following structure:

folder
   notebook1.ipynb
   notebook2.ipynb
   notebook3.ipynb
   notebook4.ipynb
   notebook5.ipynb
   data.txt
   presentation.pdf

I want to share a graph from one of my notebook files with a colleague for some quick feedback -> without uploading the entire project. To do this I simply need to run:

kyso push -p notebook1.ipynb

Note that you'll need to be logged in to Kyso with the CLI tool and the file will need to contain valid metadata in the header for Kyso to be able to index it accordingly.

The following might be additional relevant documentation:

Kyso's Command Line Tool
Configuring Report Metadata