How to use the load function from @oclif/config
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GitHub: heroku/cli
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state: 'provisioned', provision_message: 'provision message' } beforeEach(async () => { config = await Config.load() cli.mockConsole() api = nock('https://api.heroku.com:443') })
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GitHub: ozumaops/-B
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if (acPlugin) { cli_ux_1.default.action.start('Updating completions'); let ac = yield acPlugin.findCommand('autocomplete:buildcache'); if (ac) yield ac.run([], this.config); let config = Object.assign(yield config_1.load({ root: __dirname, devPlugins: false }), this.config); yield completions_1.AppCompletion.options({ config }); yield completions_1.PipelineCompletion.options({ config }); yield completions_1.SpaceCompletion.options({ config }); yield completions_1.TeamCompletion.options({ config });
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Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true }); const tslib_1 = require("tslib"); const Config = tslib_1.__importStar(require("@oclif/config")); const analytics_1 = tslib_1.__importDefault(require("../../analytics")); async function run() { const config = await Config.load({ root: __dirname }); const analytics = new analytics_1.default(config); await analytics.submit(); } run()
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GitHub: LCForgeron/githubTest
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// oclif originally included the following too ... // this resulted in an uncovered line in the tests, and it appeared to never happen anyway // seem like it would only // || module.parent && module.parent.parent && module.parent.parent.filename const config = await Config.load(opts || __dirname) let subCommand = argv[0] // 1. find the first flag ( note: there could be none ... )
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@oclif/config.load is the most popular function in @oclif/config (26 examples)