[dx] Prepend command name automatically if only paths are passed #6759
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Can this sf console native feature be used instead? https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/console/single_command_tool.html |
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@staabm We already use that, but it only work with explicit command name, if there are extra args/options. |
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Let's test this in a wild 🦁 |
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This pull request has been automatically locked because it has been closed for 150 days. Please open a new PR if you want to continue the work. |
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By default, Symfony Console requires explicit command name, if args/options are passed.
That's not very practical, because 99.99 % cases we want to run the
processcommand. E.g. for unit tests, we can run PHPUnit like:No extra
vendor/bin/phpunit test path/to/testis needed.If it's not provided explicitly, and no other command is used, the process command should be run automatically.