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Run Arbitrary Flag (E.g., gulp --production) #77
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Hi! You mean picking up flags on the settings file for commands on (if I understood correctly) it's not a bad idea! the problem is that there's a lot of people using the package already and that type of change could get me a lot of hate :P. But, I like the idea of adding a Let me think about it a bit more, I'm quite busy at the moment but I'll get to it as soon as I get some time. Thanks! |
No problem, I've also followed your steps to creating a custom item in the
Tools menu for the time being which works nicely as well for specific tasks
with flags that I've created.
…On Wed, Jan 4, 2017 at 10:30 AM, Nicolás Santángelo < ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi!
You mean picking up flags on the settings file for commands on Run
Arbitrary Task?
(if I understood correctly) it's not a bad idea! the problem is that
there's a lot of people using the package already and that type of change
could get me a lot of hate :P. But, I like the idea of adding a Run
Arbitrary Command (leaving Run Arbitrary Task be).
Let me think about it a bit more, I'm quite busy at the moment but I'll
get to it as soon as I get some time.
Thanks!
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Issue title pretty much says all I am requesting. Would love to be able to use my environment variables instead. I have a bunch:
gulp --production
gulp --staging
gulp --staging --force-all
gulp --whatever
Etc.
Can you loosen the pre-packaged "Run Arbitrary Task" command to simply "Run Arbitrary Command" or "Run Arbitrary Task/Flag" and allow flags in that as well?
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