Access the current config from the command

I wonder if there is a way i can inject the attributes of the current config to use them in the command:

grunt.initConfig({
  sshconfig: {
    staging: {
      host: "my.staging.server",
      username: "user",
      password: "password",
      pathToCurrent: "/path/to/staging/current"
    },
    production: {
      host: "my.production.server",
      username: "user",
      password: "password",
      pathToCurrent: "/path/to/production/current"
    }
  },
  sshexec: {
    ls: {
      command: 'cd <%= config.pathToCurrent %>'
    }  
  }
}

This way if I run $> grunt sshexec:ls --config staging will be different from $> grunt sshexec:ls --config production. This is useful if you have some similar commands that only differ from the path and not the action. If it's not possible, which is the work around?

israelroldan / grunt-ssh

Access the current config from the command #100