Transfer file contents from repository <repo> to the local repository. The repository <repo> should contain a bfsync checkout of the repository you’re working with. First, bfsync get will make a list of file contents (SHA1 content hashes) that are referenced by the local repository, but not available. Then, it will check if any of these file contents are available in the repository <repo> and transfer these to the local repository.

A <repo> path with a ":" is interpreted as remote path, a path without ":" is a local path. Examples for remote paths are stefan@server:/repos/files.bfsync or server:some/dir.

If the <repo> argument is missing, the default from the config file is used.

bfsync-put(1).