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I always forget how I am supposed to specify the commands (do they include an mdk in it it or what?). I think it'd be helpful to show an example command adding an alias.
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// Aliases for MDK commands.
// An alias starting with a ! will be executed through the command line. Those also
// can use placeholders for arguments: $1, $2, ...
// Examples:
// "upall": "update --all". `mdk upall` will execute `mdk update --all`
// "ls": "!ls -al". `mdk ls` will execute `ls -al`
"aliases": {
"check": "doctor",
"list": "info -l",
"theme": "!mdk info -v theme -e $1 $2"
}
I always forget how I am supposed to specify the commands (do they include an mdk in it it or what?). I think it'd be helpful to show an example command adding an alias.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: