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The command lucky init [name] creates a new new project in ./[name]. (Same holds when executing the wizard).
Perhaps there is a chance to expand the command line arguments the cli tool takes to be able to specify a differently named output directory, which would override @project_dir = project_name in the generator?
As a special corner case, I would like to be able to use the current directory as the target.
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@nicbet Thanks for opening this issue! Just to figure out how to prioritize this, could you explain how this impacts your workflow? Is this a must have or is it fairly low impact?
* ran formatter
* adding in custom directory support for custom.init generator. Fixes#339
* a few more spec updates to remove duplicate options being passed in to custom.init. Adding another example to the OptionParser output to make it clear that the arguments are optional
* ran formatter
* adding in custom directory support for custom.init generator. Fixes#339
* a few more spec updates to remove duplicate options being passed in to custom.init. Adding another example to the OptionParser output to make it clear that the arguments are optional
The command
lucky init [name]
creates a new new project in./[name]
. (Same holds when executing the wizard).Perhaps there is a chance to expand the command line arguments the cli tool takes to be able to specify a differently named output directory, which would override
@project_dir = project_name
in the generator?As a special corner case, I would like to be able to use the current directory as the target.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: