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Multiple arguments in module:status command #28250
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Hi @chandru-199. Thank you for your contribution
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Hi @chandru-199,
Could you fix static test failures?
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@ihor-sviziev : sure. |
Thank you @engcom-Charlie for your static test fix. |
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Looks like we have few small issues. Please check them.
Everything else looks good to me
setup/src/Magento/Setup/Console/Command/ModuleStatusCommand.php
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Hi @ihor-sviziev, thank you for the review. |
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✔️ QA Passed Manual testing scenario: Run Before: ✖️ Too many arguments.... After: ✔️ We got CLI output in the following pattern. Case 2. With one non-existent module Run After: ✔️ We got CLI output in the following pattern. |
Hi @chandru-199, thank you for your contribution! |
Description (*)
As of now
module:status
command accepts only one parram. Butmodule:enable
andmodule:disable
accepts multiple module names as argument. So, in same waymodule:status
command also can accept multiple module names as argument.Related Pull Requests
NA
Manual testing scenarios (*)
module:status
command with multiple module names. exmodule:status module1 module2
.module1 : Module is enabled
module2 : Module is disabled
Questions or comments
Contribution checklist (*)
Resolved issues: