✨ Add cachet:install command #2290
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What about the app install command? |
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This does more of a setup than it does an installation, for people who don't want to use the setup screen. |
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I was meaning should this command run the install command? |
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I don't think it can as we don't have any .env file settings. |
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I ran this command cachet:install in my container but the configs I set did not stick. The setup page is still coming up asking me for answers. How do I automate this with the command without typing in the configs I want on the cli @jbrooksuk (I am new at this and need some guidance please and thanks) |
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This magic command should install Cachet for the user, by following the given commands.