I think it would be a nice to have the -p option even to wordup local:start, in a similar way to how it currently works on wordup local:stop.
Navigating to the project folder before starting the development environment could not be always the best option, while being able to start it from any location just by passing the project slug would be a very useful improvement.
An example would be to run wordup list to check the available projects, see their current status (installed/running), and directly type a command afterwards to start/stop one of them without the need to change the current working directory.
(an even better solution would be to have a syntax that doesn't need the -p, and just have to type wordup start <projectname> and wordup stop <projectname>)
I think it would be a nice to have the
-p
option even towordup local:start
, in a similar way to how it currently works onwordup local:stop
.Navigating to the project folder before starting the development environment could not be always the best option, while being able to start it from any location just by passing the project slug would be a very useful improvement.
An example would be to run
wordup list
to check the available projects, see their current status (installed/running), and directly type a command afterwards to start/stop one of them without the need to change the current working directory.(an even better solution would be to have a syntax that doesn't need the
-p
, and just have to typewordup start <projectname>
andwordup stop <projectname>
)