Closed ivangrynenko closed 4 years ago
.lando
is a folder in the project root next to .lando.yml
.
#!/bin/sh
NAME=$1
echo "Hello," $NAME
tooling:
name:
service: appserver
cmd:
- .lando/name.sh
Rebuild Lando with lando rebuild
and use tool with lando name Tormi
(outputs Hello, Tormi).
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Please complete the following:
Link to the page that needs to be updated or changed. https://docs.lando.dev/config/tooling.html#usage
Describe the change you'd like I cannot find a way to pass a command argument to a lando tooling script. For example:
lando download-db "databasename"
Not sure if possible at all, as the documentation does not show such an option.