run-script

I would like to pass a named parameter to an npm run script so I can do something like the following: "scripts":{ "say-hello":"echo $greeting && ls" } npm run hello --greeting=hello I'd like it to then put 'hello' in place of the $greeting variable, echo the command and then do the ls (this is obviously just a simple example of a chained command) robertklep Just found out that this works: "scripts":{ "say-hello" : "echo $npm_config_greeting && ls" } Edit: Any environment variables that start with npm_config_ will be interpreted as a configuration parameter. For example, putting npm_config_foo

In the New Features section, it states: In the new build system, shell scripts can't rely on the state of build artifacts not listed in other build phases (for example, the Info.plist file or .dSYM files.) Add files the script build phase depends on as explicit input dependencies to the shell script build phase. (40852184) In previous Xcode, the script was executed successfully but now it can execute when the dSYM file size is 0. How can I have a Run Script Phase that will start only after the dSYM file is generated? How can I create an "explicit input dependencies to the shell script build