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I want to know, if the app instance is started by rake, so I tried out catching rake task name in initializers. For example, if I run rake db:migrate I want get db:migrate or something like this. I tried this;

[7] pry(main)> $0 => "spring app | bilet18 | started 3 secs ago | development mode" [8] pry(main)> ARGV => [] [9] pry(main)> Rake.application.top_level_tasks => []

but everything is empty.

What can I do that? please help.

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if add in Rakefile line like

ENV["RAKE_CURRENT_TASKS"] = Rake.application.top_level_tasks.join(' ')

then in future you'll be able to catch it in. but this solution is not good for me, I need to catch rake task name earlier

I want to know, if the app instance is started by rake, so I tried out catching rake task name in initializers. For example, if I run rake db:migrate I want get db:migrate or something like this. I tried this;

[7] pry(main)> $0 => "spring app | bilet18 | started 3 secs ago | development mode" [8] pry(main)> ARGV => [] [9] pry(main)> Rake.application.top_level_tasks => []

but everything is empty.

What can I do that? please help.

I want to know, if the app instance is started by rake, so I tried out catching rake task name in initializers. For example, if I run rake db:migrate I want get db:migrate or something like this. I tried this;

[7] pry(main)> $0 => "spring app | bilet18 | started 3 secs ago | development mode" [8] pry(main)> ARGV => [] [9] pry(main)> Rake.application.top_level_tasks => []

but everything is empty.

What can I do that? please help.

UPDATE

if add in Rakefile line like

ENV["RAKE_CURRENT_TASKS"] = Rake.application.top_level_tasks.join(' ')

then in future you'll be able to catch it in. but this solution is not good for me, I need to catch rake task name earlier

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I want to know, if the app instance is started by rakerake, so i tryedI tried out to catch rake catching rake task name in initializers. For example, if I run rekerake db:migrate I want get db:migrate or something like this. I tryedtried this;

[7] pry(main)> $0 => "spring app | bilet18 | started 3 secs ago | development mode" [8] pry(main)> ARGV => [] [9] pry(main)> Rake.application.top_level_tasks => []

but everything is empty.

What can I do that? please help.

I want to know, if the app is started by rake, so i tryed out to catch rake task name in initializers. For example, if I run reke db:migrate I want get db:migrate or something like this. I tryed

[7] pry(main)> $0 => "spring app | bilet18 | started 3 secs ago | development mode" [8] pry(main)> ARGV => [] [9] pry(main)> Rake.application.top_level_tasks => []

but everything is empty

I want to know, if the app instance is started by rake, so I tried out catching rake task name in initializers. For example, if I run rake db:migrate I want get db:migrate or something like this. I tried this;

[7] pry(main)> $0 => "spring app | bilet18 | started 3 secs ago | development mode" [8] pry(main)> ARGV => [] [9] pry(main)> Rake.application.top_level_tasks => []

but everything is empty.

What can I do that? please help.

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Send to the console new line Get rake task name in CLI toolinitializer

I need automatically answer some questionswant to know, if the app is started by rake, so i tryed out to catch rake task name in CLI modeinitializers. I For example, if I run systemreke 'foo'db:migrate and thenI want get foodb:migrate wait user input ending with enter tap ("\n")or something like this. I tryed

How to realize it?

[7] pry(main)> $0 => "spring app | bilet18 | started 3 secs ago | development mode" [8] pry(main)> ARGV => [] [9] pry(main)> Rake.application.top_level_tasks => []

Thank you for your input!but everything is empty

Send to the console new line in CLI tool

I need automatically answer some questions in CLI mode. I run system 'foo' and then foo wait user input ending with enter tap ("\n").

How to realize it?

Thank you for your input!

Get rake task name in initializer

I want to know, if the app is started by rake, so i tryed out to catch rake task name in initializers. For example, if I run reke db:migrate I want get db:migrate or something like this. I tryed

[7] pry(main)> $0 => "spring app | bilet18 | started 3 secs ago | development mode" [8] pry(main)> ARGV => [] [9] pry(main)> Rake.application.top_level_tasks => []

but everything is empty

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