Add support for running a command within a project directory #101
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Description
This PR adds support for the
cmd
command, which adds the ability to run a command across selected projects within a directory. This can be useful to allow the cli to run repetitive tasks across all project paths. The command also has an alias ofrun
so within the description anywhere thatcmd
it can be replaced withrun
. Fixes #112e.g running composer install across all projects
Options
--quiet
Alias:
q
This option stops the command from output to stdout
--continueOnFail
Alias:
F
This option will continue running the command even if one fails, however will still return and exit(1) code on any failure.
example of running composer in specific folders
Unfortunately due to what seems like a parsing issue with yargs if you are using
-
args in the command you have to wrap the command in quotesChange Log
run
alias forcmd