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Currently the Custom/generic app option is assumed to be run with python -m <ARGS>. This precludes the use of a generic Python script, as opposed to a module, and for that matter a non-Python script.
But the existing Command code is pretty flexible and I would argue it is in no way necessary to be that limiting. We should able to run any script, including non-Python code.
Using simple templating mechanisms already found in the Command class, the port, prefix, etc. for the deployed app can be easily worked into command-line arguments for the command.
Value and/or benefit
The ability to deploy a much wider variety of applications
Anything else?
No response
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Feature description
Currently the Custom/generic app option is assumed to be run with
python -m <ARGS>
. This precludes the use of a generic Python script, as opposed to a module, and for that matter a non-Python script.But the existing Command code is pretty flexible and I would argue it is in no way necessary to be that limiting. We should able to run any script, including non-Python code.
Using simple templating mechanisms already found in the
Command
class, the port, prefix, etc. for the deployed app can be easily worked into command-line arguments for the command.Value and/or benefit
The ability to deploy a much wider variety of applications
Anything else?
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: