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Add --shell-after for lifecycle steps

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Project
snapcraft (launchpad)
Number
#1782767
Type
issue
State
closed
Author
~sergiusens
Labels
18.10-build-vm
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Request to add --shell-after for lifecycle steps was closed without implementation. Zero comments and no resolution details indicate the feature was abandoned or superseded.

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Issue body

This should shell into the environment after the target step is run. The working directory should be that of the step for the part that was just run to run.

Evaluation history

Date Model Scores Action Summary
qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b Request to add --shell-after for lifecycle steps was closed without implementation. Zero comments and no resolution details indicate the feature was abandoned or superseded.
qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b The request to add a --shell-after flag for lifecycle steps was closed without implementation. No comments or pull requests were created, indicating the feature was abandoned.
qwen3.6-35b-a3b-mtp-q6 The --shell-after flag request for lifecycle steps was closed without implementation. Lack of comments and extended inactivity indicate the feature was abandoned.

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#1782768 Add --shell for lifecycle steps snapcraft (launchpad) closed Feature request to add a --shell flag for lifecycle steps was abandoned and closed without implementation. The proposed functionality would allow shelling into the build environment at a specific step's working directory.
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#68 commands: add shell and shell after parameters rockcraft merged Merged pull request adding --shell and --shell-after parameters to lifecycle step commands, enabling interactive shell access during parts lifecycle execution. Approved with 170 lines added across five files.
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