std:exec

The std:exec executor is used to order to execute a file, optionally using a system provided shell.

The file could be be :

• Any executable file for your current platform
• A script, like bash, powershell or python

Supported options are :

• program (required): Path to the file to execute. Relative paths will be treated as relative to the project's root directory.
• arguments: A list of arguments that will be passed when executing the file. Defaults to an empty array.
• cwd: Custom working directory to set for the spawned process.
• shell: Specifies a custom shell program to use when launching the file. This is useful when you are launching a script and you want Blaze to deal with passing shell specific options for this purpose. Syntax is the same as in the std:commands executor.
• quiet: Disable process output.

{
    "executor": "std:exec",
    "options": {
        "program": "{{ root }}/scripts/build.sh",
        "arguments": ["arg1", "arg2", "arg3"],
        "cwd": "/working/dir",
        "shell": "/bin/sh"
    }
}