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Cache commands (such as --cache validate or --cache purge) require a valid platform to be provided with -p.
It would be useful if use of -p all could be used to apply the appropriate command to all platforms within the cache.
For example: Skyscraper -p all --cache validate
The workaround is that I'll have to write a script that runs Skyscraper -p $PLATFORM --cache validate where $PLATFORM contains the name of each directory located in /home/pi/.skyscraper/cache/.
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I really like the idea, but I looked into the implementation options and that gave me a headache, @mrsilver76 . Mainly because the Settings are set on start and with every platform identified these would have to be reset and initialized with the per-platform settings. It would add another loop around the section where the settings are filled in. It would be quite a design change (from single platform per Skyscraper run to multiple platform on per Skyscraper run).
Thus, don't expect this feature to be implemented soon.
Cache commands (such as -
-cache validate
or--cache purge
) require a valid platform to be provided with-p
.It would be useful if use of
-p all
could be used to apply the appropriate command to all platforms within the cache.For example:
Skyscraper -p all --cache validate
The workaround is that I'll have to write a script that runs
Skyscraper -p $PLATFORM --cache validate
where$PLATFORM
contains the name of each directory located in/home/pi/.skyscraper/cache/
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: