Command-Line Arguments extensions #33
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YehudaKremer
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Mar 24, 2021
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@dmk-rib Thank you again for your contributions to this package.
Very nice code!
about: c24dcd2#diff-58bb726ab4bd757fbbba80a3457a5429149a61ffa2bf86f72a4632c04728cd3eR174-R179
we may want to keep the expansion functions in one place (utils.dart)
what do you think?
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@YehudaKremer, thank you. It makes sense. One more commit was added |
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I'll post a pub new pub version in a few minutes |
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@dmk-rib i publish new version to pub 1.0.2 thank you again :) |
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Thanks for the quick response! |
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This pull request contains Command-Line Arguments extensions: --password (already exists), --version (msix version), --certificate (path to the certificate).
Msix package is convenient to use for construction of msix in Azure Build Pipeline. But it is not possible to assign an automatically-incremented version and specify the path to the release certificate from CL ...It was added here.
@YehudaKremer, could you make a package with these extensions?