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If there is a way to specify arguments for a grunt task from the command line, it'd be nice to specify a unique tag in addition to the date. This way I could put my current version information in there, and easily identify it in the tag listing.
I'd like to run grunt ebDeploy:env:tag=v0.0.234 and see a build created like my-app-name-20150218--558486--v0.0.234
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The app version name already contains the Git commit tag after the date, if that helps. I'm not aware of anyway to pass arbitrary values into grunt plugins (though I'm not a Grunt plugin expert).
If there is a way to specify arguments for a grunt task from the command line, it'd be nice to specify a unique tag in addition to the date. This way I could put my current version information in there, and easily identify it in the tag listing.
I'd like to run
grunt ebDeploy:env:tag=v0.0.234
and see a build created likemy-app-name-20150218--558486--v0.0.234
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: