Scenario is as follows, I have a simple build-script type situation going on for building something with

cargo

, then installing it and cleaning up build deps I'd like to make it more re-usable, so instead of hard-coding the git repo URL I wanted to take it in as

$argv[1]

(in fish) But I am unsure, if I do something like:

yml
- type: script
    scripts:
      - build.fish "argument"

will the

argument

be passed to the script? If not, I can deal with that

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It's undocumented, but I think it should work, as it's launching

/tmp/files/scripts/build.fish argument

in your case Let me know if it works

seems it takes that as one argument, not as script + argument That explains it, should probably be documented https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1369697630778691635/1369706885455810801/Fp7pLGo.png?ex=681cd671&is=681b84f1&hm=07afdeaaf6294945a98d1d4d7a41ff487cee08255580416b0a0a95f847d40e7d&

You can always run a snippet and specify the full path to the script

I think it would be good to add this support natively in

scripts:

though

yeah I figured, just wanted to try and see even if just for documentation purposes

I didn't thought about this usecase, but I see it's useful

in the end I realized that what I had as an idea wouldn't quite work anyways so I just made one big build-script instead of one that takes arguments if I don't forget (I almost certainly will) I might PR the documentation though