It's more than that though.
--onetime
--no-daemonize
--ignorecache
--verbose
--no-usecacheonfailure
and I think I'm missing some newer additions too.
Hmm that's true, and it is similar to --onetime. How about --explain?
The end result is that you get a detailed explanation of what is happening.
How about simply --once ? Nice and quick to type.
I think the issue there is that it doesn't convey all the other options that
get enabled, like --ignorecache. After all, you're not just running it once,
you're running it once with a bunch of debug options active as well.
Come to that, if people are using --test in production environments, maybe
options like --ignorecache *shouldn't* be included in --test or its replacement?
Cheers,
Adam.
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