Dockersand Windows - Accept arguments and run dockersand.bat by default #203
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Suggested by Adam, renaming the file allows the batch file to be called by default on windows
Suggested by Adam, adding %* to the end of the second line passes the arguments sent through. Also accounts for the filename change. Removed whitespace
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Oct 8, 2025
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./dockersandon Windows will always call the powershell script instead of the batch file, and the batch file is not set up to receive arguments. After suggestions from @Hoikas , this changes the name of the powershell script so that./dockersandwill always call dockersand.bat. Dockersand.bat has also been changed to reflect this new name and to pass arguments through to the powershell script.