What is the current behavior?
If I have a yaml (or json) setup with multiple commands there is no way to run just a single command.
In this example there is "someCommand" and "anotherCommand" it would be great if I could call judo foo.yaml anotherCommand which would cause someCommand to be skipped.
`run:
someCommand:
prerequisiteCwd: /Users/efrancis/devel/DEVGRU/judo/temp/
prerequisites:
echo "this command will run before the command being tested"
echo "this will too"
git clone
cd
command: git checkout -b "some-feature"
cwd: /Users/hansolo/test
when:
'What do you fly?': 'Millenium Falcon'
'Did you shoot first?' : 'y'
expectCode: 0
outputContains:
'This string should be in the complete stdout/stderr output'
/This is a regex[!]+/g/
outputDoesntContain:
'This string should NOT be in the complete stdout/stderr output'
anotherCommand:
command: 'echo "hi!"'
expectCode: 0
outputContains:
Feature Request
What is the current behavior? If I have a yaml (or json) setup with multiple commands there is no way to run just a single command. In this example there is "someCommand" and "anotherCommand" it would be great if I could call judo foo.yaml anotherCommand which would cause someCommand to be skipped. `run: someCommand: prerequisiteCwd: /Users/efrancis/devel/DEVGRU/judo/temp/ prerequisites: