run
The moon run
(or moon r
) command will run one or many targets and all of
its dependencies in topological order. Each run will incrementally cache each task, improving speed
and development times... over time.
# Run `lint` in project `app`
$ moon run app:lint
# Run `dev` in project `client` and `server`
$ moon run client:dev server:dev
# Run `test` in all projects
$ moon run :test
# Run `test` in all projects with tag `frontend`
$ moon run '#frontend:test'
# Run `format` in closest project (`client`)
$ cd apps/client
$ moon run format
# Run `build` in projects matching the query
$ moon run :build --query "language=javascript && projectType=library"
View the official Run a task and Cheat sheet articles for more information!
Arguments
...<target>
- Targets or project relative tasks to run.[-- <args>]
- Additional arguments to pass to the underlying command.
Options
-f
,--force
- Force run and ignore touched files and affected status. Will not query VCS.--dependents
- Run downstream dependent targets (of the same task name) as well.-i
,--interactive
- Run the target in an interactive mode.--profile <type>
- Record and generate a profile for ran tasks.- Types:
cpu
,heap
- Types:
--query
- Filter projects to run targets against using a query statement. v1.3.0-u
,--updateCache
- Bypass cache and force update any existing items.
Affected
--affected
- Only run target if affected by changed files, otherwise will always run.--remote
- Determine affected against remote by comparingHEAD
against a base revision (default branch), otherwise uses local changes.--status <type>
- Filter affected based on a change status. Can be passed multiple times.- Types:
all
(default),added
,deleted
,modified
,staged
,unstaged
,untracked
- Types: