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When we execute the rit init command manually, the metrics and default-formula-runner files are created or updated.
When we execute the rit init command with flags (e.g: rit init --sendMetrics="no" --addCommons="yes" --runType="docker"
), the metrics and default-formula-runner files aren't created or updated.
What you expected to happen:
I expected the rit init command to work the same way through manual or flags execution.
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
Run the rit init command manually to check that the metrics and default-formula-runner files are created or updated.
Run the rit init command with flags (e.g: rit init --sendMetrics="no" --addCommons="yes" --runType="docker"
) to check that the metrics and default-formula-runner files aren't created or updated.
Anything else we need to know?:
Environment:
Ritchie version (use rit --version): 2.12.0 (LTS)
Operating System: MacOS + Linux (probably Windows too)
Note
It could be interesting to check this behaviour through the functional tests workflow as well from now.
What happened:
It seems that the support flags for the rit init commands aren't working as expected.
When we execute the
rit init
command manually, themetrics
anddefault-formula-runner
files are created or updated.When we execute the
rit init
command with flags (e.g: rit init --sendMetrics="no" --addCommons="yes" --runType="docker" ), themetrics
anddefault-formula-runner
files aren't created or updated.What you expected to happen:
rit init
command to work the same way through manual or flags execution.How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
Run the
rit init
command manually to check that themetrics
anddefault-formula-runner
files are created or updated.Run the
rit init
command with flags (e.g: rit init --sendMetrics="no" --addCommons="yes" --runType="docker" ) to check that themetrics
anddefault-formula-runner
files aren't created or updated.Anything else we need to know?:
Environment:
rit --version
): 2.12.0 (LTS)Note
It could be interesting to check this behaviour through the functional tests workflow as well from now.