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Selective Push to Remote

Push only selected items instead of sending a whole integration payload.
Updated 5 June 2026·Task guide

Outcome

Only the checked templates, components, pages, media, fields, or supported integration items are pushed to a remote site. Unselected items stay untouched.

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Risk level

Medium. Narrower than full sync, but selected items can still overwrite target data.

Before you start

  • At least one remote is configured and tested.
  • You know the exact items that belong to the release.
  • Related data has been considered, especially media, fields, global classes, and variables.

Steps

  1. Open the relevant Library section
    Use Templates, Components, Media, Pages, Fields, Global Styles, or another integration section.
  2. Select only intended items
    Use checkboxes to define the payload.
  3. Inspect related data
    Use dependency/related-data preview where available before pushing builder structures.
  4. Choose the remote
    Select the target from the Push to dropdown.
  5. Push selected
    Confirm the action and inspect Activity afterward.
  6. Verify target references
    Check that images, fields, global classes, and parent templates resolve on the remote.

Screenshots

Open a Library Section
Open a Library Section
Choose a Remote Destination
Choose a Remote Destination
Verify on the Remote Site
Verify on the Remote Site
Include dependencies as a release unit
A template rarely travels alone. Include media, field groups, global classes, variables, and CSS framework config when they are part of the change.

Code basis

The Library section reads per-site and network remotes, supports selected item IDs, and exposes related-data inspection for safer item-level pushes.

$pathstringRequired

Absolute path of the directory to write the snapshot to.

$modestringOptionaldefault: two-way

Sync direction — push, pull or two-way.

$gitboolOptionaldefault: false

When true, commits the snapshot to the repository after writing.