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[Question] specifying target when calling bullseye from script

See original GitHub issue

When using the sample wrapper scripts and trying to call a specific target, the call fails

> .\build.cmd -target Test
Unrecognized option '-t'

How can I pass the specific target into bullseye?

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:7 (4 by maintainers)

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adamralphcommented, Jul 18, 2019

That’s great @evilpilaf. ~I’ll add this to this gist, which is linked from the Bullseye readme: https://gist.github.com/adamralph/d6a3167c8fe0d4e24721d8d2b9c02989~ (I already added it)

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evilpilafcommented, Jul 18, 2019

Thanks @adamralph this suggestion worked perfect! Closing the issue now

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