# CODE PUSH

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There is no need to specify a file or directory because `Push` will automatically recognize changes, and push only changed files.

```bash
V:\Boomi.Spaces\MSPro\dev\BC>bc code push
*** BoomiCommands v5.9.0.0 Isx64=True Build=RELEASE Start ***
Starting App...
--- CODE.PUSH ---
Recognized 1 local changes.
Recognized 1 component(s) for pushing...
Pushing 22d40bc9-a8e9-465c-975c-1d99c~6 'psg.PGP_Encrypt' to repository ..
Saving 22d40bc9-a8e9-465c-975c-1d99c~7 to script\98 - Sandbox\
--- DONE! ---

*** App Stop (total time 00:02.185) ***
```


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