jayw1 Verified User Joined Nov 20, 2019 Messages 203 Location USA Feb 29, 2020 #1 During my time browsing the forum and documents, I've noticed the build php command varies. ./build php ./build php d ./build php n Is there a use case for each of these or do they each do the same thing?
During my time browsing the forum and documents, I've noticed the build php command varies. ./build php ./build php d ./build php n Is there a use case for each of these or do they each do the same thing?
smtalk Administrator Staff member Joined Aug 22, 2006 Messages 9,072 Location LT, EU Mar 1, 2020 #2 "./build php" is really enough Those d/n/y arguments mean: default, no, yes. They define default action if user-input (question) is required on the build time.
"./build php" is really enough Those d/n/y arguments mean: default, no, yes. They define default action if user-input (question) is required on the build time.
Those d/n/y arguments mean: default, no, yes. They define default action if user-input (question) is required on the build time.