Helper command 3rd party addons#119
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Takes arguments for: - add-on repo: required - context (string): optional, e.g. Backstop tests explains why add-on needed
checks if relevant ddev add-on is installed, otherwise offers to install it. If user declines then tell them won't be available and do not show the test commands.
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Related to #101
Creates a "simple" helper command for checking if an add-on is installed by looking if add-on manifest exists in
.ddev/addon-metadata.Intended to be leverage by other commands.
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testscommand to leveragecheck-addonhelper command for backstopJS and Cypress, both of which require ddev add-ons to run.Prompts user to install add-on, if they decline it informs that tests will not be available, and does not show the relevant tests commands.