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‎docs/snippets/operations_status.sh

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‎docs/topics/creating-operations.topic

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<show-structure depth="2" />
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To create an operation use the <code>%command_make%</code> artisan command:
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<snippet id="creating">
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<p>
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To create an operation use the <code>%command_make%</code> artisan command:
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<code-block lang="bash">
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<code-block lang="bash">
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%artisan% %command_make% some_name
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The new operation's file will be placed in your <code>%directory%</code> directory in the base path of your app.
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The new operation's file will be placed in your
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<code>%directory%</code> directory in the base path of your app.
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</p>
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<p>
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Each operation file name contains a timestamp, which allows Laravel to determine the order of the operations.
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For example,
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Each operation file name contains a timestamp, which allows Laravel to determine the order of the operations.
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<code-block lang="bash">
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2025_04_02_121627_some_name.php
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<chapter title="Asks For File Name" id="asks_for_file_name">
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then the file name will be generated automatically according to the rule:
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<code-block lang="bash" src="make_auto.sh" />
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git branch name ?: 'auto'
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The name for the file will be automatically obtained from the currently active git repository branch at the root of the project.
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If the branch name cannot be determined, the word “auto” will be used.
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‎docs/topics/customize-stub.topic

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As a result, the file <code>stubs/deploy-operation.stub</code> will be created in the root of the project,
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This will create the file <code>stubs/deploy-operation.stub</code>, which you can modify to suit you.
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‎docs/topics/installation.topic

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‎docs/topics/operations-status.topic

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<code-block lang="bash" src="operations_status.sh" />
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‎docs/topics/running-operations.topic

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