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with the following run cmd in script.yaml: cmd: deno run script.ts --param1=$1 --param2=$2
currently, running vr run hello world is producing a shell command (in GNU bash, version 3.2.57) equivalent to deno run script.ts --param1= --param2= hello world but the expected shell command equivalent is deno run script.ts --param1=hello --param2=world
The feature should trim the parameters, and place them according to their respective positions in the script.yaml cmd line, and provide a way to name CLI parameters and to use references to the names within the cmd of the script.yaml (equivalent of npm ${npm_config_})
If it is already implemented, then maybe the docs should be updated with extended information about that (I can contribute if needed)
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with the following run cmd in script.yaml:
cmd: deno run script.ts --param1=$1 --param2=$2
currently, running
vr run hello world
is producing a shell command (in GNU bash, version 3.2.57) equivalent todeno run script.ts --param1= --param2= hello world
but the expected shell command equivalent isdeno run script.ts --param1=hello --param2=world
The feature should trim the parameters, and place them according to their respective positions in the script.yaml cmd line, and provide a way to name CLI parameters and to use references to the names within the cmd of the script.yaml (equivalent of npm
${npm_config_}
)If it is already implemented, then maybe the docs should be updated with extended information about that (I can contribute if needed)
Best
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: