init command writes .gateways.yaml in the current directory.
Steps
Run these commands from the app or site folder you want to deploy.1
Open your working project directory
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Initialize the Gateways project file
Pass the Gateways project slug and environment slug as To upload from a subdirectory by default, pass it as the optional second argument:
project/environment.3
Sign in if needed
init checks that the project and environment exist and that your account has access.4
Check the generated file
.gateways.yaml already exists, init updates project, environment, and optional path while preserving fields like email, push_resource, start_commands, and ignore.5
Push or pick a target
The first
push can open a picker for upload apps or static sites. The chosen target is saved so future pushes can reuse it.What gets written
A minimal project file looks like this:.gateways.yaml fields and a fuller example.