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I'm trying to use OverseerRun to execute a make target. In my shell (which is zsh), I've set up alias make='make -I ...' that's needed for me to run the target.
I have a couple of questions:
Is there a way to tell overseer to use, say, zsh as its default shell when it tries to run shell commands?
For the case of make, is there a way to tell overseer not to use the make executable directly and instead pass some arguments to it (I doubt that my existing alias can be used, but if there would be a way to use make -I ... instead of bare make, it would solve my problem)
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I'm trying to use
OverseerRun
to execute amake
target. In my shell (which iszsh
), I've set upalias make='make -I ...'
that's needed for me to run the target.I have a couple of questions:
overseer
to use, say,zsh
as its default shell when it tries to run shell commands?make
, is there a way to telloverseer
not to use themake
executable directly and instead pass some arguments to it (I doubt that my existingalias
can be used, but if there would be a way to usemake -I ...
instead of baremake
, it would solve my problem)Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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