If you call the
php spark db:seed command on a file that does not exist, an exception is thrown (For what?) and, along with the error text, a backtrace is also displayed.
It seems to me that such behavior in the console looks terrible.
Code:
php spark db:seed 11
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[InvalidArgumentException]
The specified seeder is not a valid file: D:\dev\CodeIgniter4\app\Database/Seeds/11.php
at SYSTEMPATH\Database\Seeder.php:130
Backtrace:
1 SYSTEMPATH\Commands\Database\Seed.php:77
CodeIgniter\Database\Seeder()->call()
2 SYSTEMPATH\CLI\Commands.php:63
CodeIgniter\Commands\Database\Seed()->run()
3 SYSTEMPATH\CLI\CommandRunner.php:65
CodeIgniter\CLI\Commands()->run()
4 SYSTEMPATH\CLI\CommandRunner.php:51
CodeIgniter\CLI\CommandRunner()->index()
5 SYSTEMPATH\CodeIgniter.php:897
CodeIgniter\CLI\CommandRunner()->_remap()
6 SYSTEMPATH\CodeIgniter.php:457
CodeIgniter\CodeIgniter()->runController()
7 SYSTEMPATH\CodeIgniter.php:336
CodeIgniter\CodeIgniter()->handleRequest()
8 SYSTEMPATH\CLI\Console.php:48
CodeIgniter\CodeIgniter()->run()
9 ROOTPATH\spark:98
CodeIgniter\CLI\Console()->run()
