Add CLI console 'runner' command for run a piece of code #927
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Thanks for the pull request. I could see the benefit of having a 'runner', what do you think @DAddYE |
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@tyabe we need also --chroot and if you can try to follow the code guidelines of other tasks. Btw I really wanted it! BUT, please check always tests. Thanks! |
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+1 |
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Hi @DAddYE. I tried '-c' and '-e' options with 'runner' command. |
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Add CLI console 'runner' command for run a piece of code
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Thanks man! |
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'runner' command is run Ruby code in the context of Padrino.
You can also be Alternatively 'run' or 'r'.