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Is is possible to pass (additional) arguments to a program when starting a job?
Like supervisorctl start myprogram extra-arg-1 extra-arg-2?
supervisorctl start myprogram extra-arg-1 extra-arg-2
I'd like supervisord to monitor a couple of jobs, but the arguments are not known until the program has to be started.
supervisord
In case this should be possible (and I missed the docs section?), can several instances of a single program with different arguments run concurrently?
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Is there any plan to add this feature? Would it be a welcome contribution?
Why not create a YAML file where you add these parameters and your program/app will read that file each time it is started?
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Is is possible to pass (additional) arguments to a program when starting a job?
Like
supervisorctl start myprogram extra-arg-1 extra-arg-2
?I'd like
supervisord
to monitor a couple of jobs, but the arguments are not known until the program has to be started.In case this should be possible (and I missed the docs section?), can several instances of a single program with different arguments run concurrently?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: