The following table lists the command line arguments currently available.
Table A.2: Phing Command Line Arguments
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
-h -help | Display the help screen |
-l -list | List all available targets in buildfile
(excluding targets that have their
hidden attribute set to
true) |
-i -init [file] | Generates an initial buildfile at Phing's start directory. Optionally you can specify buildfile's location and name. |
-v -version | Print version information and exit |
-q -quiet | Quiet operation, no output at all |
-S -silent | Print nothing but task outputs and build failures |
-verbose | Verbose, give some more output |
-debug | Output debug information |
-emacs -e | Produce logging information without adornments |
-diagnostics | Print diagnostics information |
-longtargets | Show target descriptions during build |
-logfile <file> | Use given file for log |
-logger path.to.Logger | Specify an alternate logger. Default is Phing\Listener\AnsiColorLogger. Other options include Phing\Listener\NoBannerLogger, Phing\Listener\DefaultLogger, Phing\Listener\XmlLogger, Phing\Listener\TargetLogger and Phing\Listener\HtmlColorLogger. |
-f -buildfile <file> | Specify an alternate buildfile name. Default is build.xml |
-D<property>=<value> | Set the property to the specified value to be used in the buildfile |
-keep-going -k | Execute all targets that to not depend on failed target(s) |
-propertyfile <file> | Load properties from the specified file |
-find <file> | Search for a buildfile towards the root of the filesystem and use that |
-inputhandler <file> | The class to use to handle user input. Default is \Phing\Input\ConsoleInputHandler. Other options are \Phing\Input\NoInteractionInputHandler or an own implementation of InputHandler. |