Added option to print the unix like command itself#149
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Added option to print the unix like command itself#149geekflyer wants to merge 1 commit intoshelljs:masterfrom geekflyer:master
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This could be a cool option to add as part of a If it uses a |
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Thanks so much for the PR @geekflyer! I think we'll have to close this, though, since this has been incorporated in #329 |
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This is similar to the option
set -o verbosein regular shell scripts. Partially related to #8.Without this option some commands are completely silent, e.g.
mkdir('somedir')would just create a directory silently. With the logCmd option it will additionally printmkdir somedir, to give the user an idea what the script is actually doing.