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Chained commands #97
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@yegor256 It seems that we can't implement that issue in a way we wanted to do so. I've asked about the problem on SO and here is the answer from the main contributor of
Other opportunities which we can implement:
What do you think? |
@volodya-lombrozo the second option that you suggested is very expensive. We don't want to start from scratch every time. Instead, we want to build only the increment that was changed. The |
feat(objectionary#97): add --clean option feat(objectionary#97): reuse clear function in all commands feat(objectionary#97): add test for --clean option for dataize command
feat(objectionary#97): add --clean option feat(objectionary#97): reuse clear function in all commands feat(objectionary#97): add test for --clean option for dataize command
When I run the next command it only cleans the directory:
Dataization doesn't happen. And I have to call
eoc dataize app
again. It would be useful to be able to state severaleoc
commands likeclean
anddataize
in one line, as for me.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: