Allow hooks to run local scripts in addition to abra.sh commands, for
custom actions that aren't generic enough to be implemented as abra.sh
commands. Scripts receive app, server, and instance domain as environment
variables.
Allow hooks to run local scripts in addition to abra.sh commands, for
custom actions that aren't generic enough to be implemented as abra.sh
commands. Scripts receive app, server, and instance domain as environment
variables.
See #7
Allow hooks to run local scripts in addition to abra.sh commands, for
custom actions that aren't generic enough to be implemented as abra.sh
commands. Scripts receive app, server, and instance domain as environment
variables.
dannygroenewegen
requested review from simon 2026-06-01 19:33:36 +00:00
dannygroenewegen
requested review from moritz 2026-06-01 19:33:42 +00:00
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Allow hooks to run local scripts in addition to abra.sh commands, for
custom actions that aren't generic enough to be implemented as abra.sh
commands. Scripts receive app, server, and instance domain as environment
variables.
See #7
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