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Using this op.conf

debug: echo debug
deb: echo deb

there is no way to execute op deb since it will favor the partial match for debug.

cc #21

Consider adding an ability to mark an opcode "private", so that it is not shown in any of the listing commands.

Possible use cases:

1. Aliases (brought up in #24)
2. Internal opcodes

I wonder is it possible todo:

1.hide duplicate commands that i choose from
op ?
I put commands with aliases in op.conf

debug: ..
deb: op debug
deploy: ..
dep: op deploy

and I want to see only choosen commands with description #? .... - for example aliases to unclutter log commands list

2.Is there a way to remove from
op -s
comments
#? ....

I think op -s should contain full command list without help contrary to op ?

regards

First, big thanks to awesome tool.

I have been using Alf for a while, which is also awesome, and wanted to use opcode for a project that is shared.

Would it be difficult to add similar function from Alf where you can use commands in commands?
As an idea, being able to create a command that starts with $ so I can call that from another command. like...

$dbash: docker compose exec web_local bash -c

php-info: $dbash "php -i"
php-version: $dbash "php -v"
php-modules: $dbash "php -m"

thanks again :)

currently have the following command for running in containers

dbashr: docker compose exec web_local bash -c

the default user in container is root
attempting to run commands in containers as the www-data user

dbash: docker compose exec --user www-data web_local bash -c
but this still runs as root. it appears the --user www-data is ignored or not added

also tried:
dbash: docker compose exec -u www-data dms_web_local bash -c
dbash: docker compose exec --user=www-data dms_web_local bash -c

all 3 of these commands do work in the same terminal on there own. Any ideas on how to make this work.
Thanks for any and all assistance.

I try to setup
debug: BASH_ENV=debug.sh ./app
and it not working
howto set variables with commands?

regards

I use bashly,opcode,rush keep up good work!