Closed jonnyyu closed 5 years ago
I want to parallel running 2 zips with individual input file list on Windows: I have debug_input.txt and release_input.txt in same directory
Here is how I write the code:
Set TASKS=debug release echo %TASKS% | rush zip -@ {}.zip < {}_input.txt -D " " --dry-run
but it shows: The system cannot find the file specified.
if I run echo %TASKS% | rush zip -@ {}.zip -D " " --dry-run it shows unknown shorthand flag: '@' in -@
looks like I need escape for the '@', I tried
echo %TASKS% | rush zip -\@ {}.zip -D " " --dry-run still unknown shorthand flag: '\' in -\@
how to write this rush command correctly?thx!
Please read some basic examples. You need " to wrap the commands.
"
Set TASKS=debug release echo %TASKS% | rush "zip -@ {}.zip < {}_input.txt " -D " " --dry-run
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I want to parallel running 2 zips with individual input file list on Windows: I have debug_input.txt and release_input.txt in same directory
Here is how I write the code:
Set TASKS=debug release echo %TASKS% | rush zip -@ {}.zip < {}_input.txt -D " " --dry-run
but it shows: The system cannot find the file specified.
if I run echo %TASKS% | rush zip -@ {}.zip -D " " --dry-run it shows unknown shorthand flag: '@' in -@
looks like I need escape for the '@', I tried
echo %TASKS% | rush zip -\@ {}.zip -D " " --dry-run still unknown shorthand flag: '\' in -\@
how to write this rush command correctly?thx!