Hi. Thank you for this great tool.
For users who use terminal(cmd, powershell) on Windows, I think they might want to pass some arguments to the pm3 or pm3-flash-all script, which is called in corresponding xxx.bat. Adding a simple %* in the batch script forwards the arguments passed to the xxx.bat, and users can still open the pm3 by double clicking the batch file. I think there is no regression.
I don't see a need for it. Calling the bat files from a terminal can be dangerous because the terminal might set an environment variable that can cause the client to not work.
Hi. Thank you for this great tool. For users who use terminal(cmd, powershell) on Windows, I think they might want to pass some arguments to the
pm3
orpm3-flash-all
script, which is called in correspondingxxx.bat
. Adding a simple%*
in the batch script forwards the arguments passed to thexxx.bat
, and users can still open the pm3 by double clicking the batch file. I think there is no regression.