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Hi, When we install an app from a remote catalog like: jbang app install hawtio@hawtio/hawtio it will create a local script such as: $ cat .jbang/bin/hawtio
#!/bin/sh
exec jbang run hawtio@hawtio/hawtio "$@" but sometimes we might want to specify some system properties to customise the installed app. So far it appears we can only do so by manually modifying the generated script: #!/bin/sh
exec jbang run -Dhawtio.jbang.version=4.0.0.redhat-00029 hawtio@hawtio/hawtio "$@" Is there a smarter way to achieve the same thing? If there isn't, it might be a good feature enhancement for Thank you! |
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Hi @tadayosi , you're right that at this moment this is not possible and it would indeed be a good idea for an enhancement. I think the only reason we haven't done so yet is because it wasn't immediately clear what would be the best way to add this (not technically but what would be the best UX for the install command). So if you have any good ideas we'd be glad to hear them :-) |
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Hi @tadayosi , you're right that at this moment this is not possible and it would indeed be a good idea for an enhancement. I think the only reason we haven't done so yet is because it wasn't immediately clear what would be the best way to add this (not technically but what would be the best UX for the install command). So if you have any good ideas we'd be glad to hear them :-)