tox commands now have {posargs} as argument #202
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When invoking an environement, one might want to pass extra argument to
the command. That is done in tox by invoking an env and passing the
extra arguments after '--' which are then available as '{posargs}'.
Examples:
# Reports flake8 error statistics
tox -eflake8 -- --statistics
# Only run test_util.py tests, printing a line per test:
tox -epy27 -- --verbose git/test/test_util.py
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Changes Unknown when pulling 18fff4d on hashar:tox into * on gitpython-developers:0.3*. |
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tox commands now have {posargs} as argument
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When invoking an environement, one might want to pass extra argument to
the command. That is done in tox by invoking an env and passing the
extra arguments after '--' which are then available as '{posargs}'.
Examples:
Reports flake8 error statistics
tox -eflake8 -- --statistics
Only run test_util.py tests, printing a line per test:
tox -epy27 -- --verbose git/test/test_util.py