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I am currently integrating Danger into BuddyBuild so that it runs pre-build and post-build for me.

I have two different Dangerfiles that I want to use.

Buddybuild's website for integrating Danger says to run this line:

bundle exec danger --fail-on-errors=true

Is there a way to pass in an argument that gives it the file name also? From what I'm reading, this basically would just find the file called Dangerfile and use that to run danger, but I want two different ones, namely Dangerfile-prebuild and Dangerfile-postbuild

Thank you!

Logan
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Glad to see you're using buddybuild!

You can run danger --dangerfile=path to specify the danger-file to use. In buddybuild's context, that means using bundle exec danger --dangerfile=Dangerfile-prebuild in a buddybuild_prebuild.sh and bundle exec danger --dangerfile=Dangerfile-postbuild in a buddybuild_postbuild.sh.

Let me know if this helps!

Romain Pouclet
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