Add --run command line argument to run a project when pointing to project.godot
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…project.godot`
This allows running the project directly without having to edit the
rest of the command line.
Previously, to run a project instead of opening it in the editor,
you would have to change the following:
godot path/to/project.godot
# Or:
godot --path to
Into:
godot --path path/to/
# Or:
godot --path path/to/ --editor
You can now do the following:
godot path/to/project.godot --run
It is still possible to specify a scene to run directly with this approach
(scene path is relative to the project root):
godot path/to/project.godot path/to/scene.tscn --run
When not specifying `--run`, the above command will open the scene in the editor.
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This allows running the project directly without having to edit the rest of the command line.
I've had to juggle a lot with the command line over the years, so hopefully this will allow us to spare our Alt + Backspace keys a bit 🙂
Previously, to run a project instead of opening it in the editor, you would have to change the following:
godot path/to/project.godot # Or: godot --path path/to/Into:
You can now do the following:
It is still possible to specify a scene to run directly with this approach (scene path is relative to the project root):
When not specifying
--run, the above command will open the scene in the editor (this also works inmaster).