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Hello, I have a use case right now where I want to not run the command "on start", that is, when I do this:
wgo echo hello
I don't want echo hello to run immediately.
echo hello
Do you think it would be reasonable to have a "lazy" flag? e.g:
wgo -lazy echo hello
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After looking at both entr and watchexec, seems like they call it the --postpone flag.
--postpone
I will add it as -postpone, i.e.
-postpone
wgo -postpone echo hello
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that sounds very good! thank you very much!
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Hello, I have a use case right now where I want to not run the command "on start", that is, when I do this:
wgo echo hello
I don't want
echo hello
to run immediately.Do you think it would be reasonable to have a "lazy" flag? e.g:
wgo -lazy echo hello
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: