2dog add

Adds hosts to an existing Godot project, in place. Run it again to add more hosts, including a second host of the same kind. Without host flags it asks interactively; any host flag or -y runs unattended. 2dog convert is an alias, for projects that have no hosts yet.

2dog add [path] [hosts] [options]

Argument	Meaning
path	Directory containing project.godot; defaults to the current directory

Hosts

Any host flag, repeatable. Unattended without one: desktop, browser and tests, minus the --no-<host> ones. Existing hosts are recognized and skipped.

Options

Option	Effect
-n, --name <name>	Base name override for the scaffolded files; letters, digits, ., _ and - survive
--rename <NewName>	Rename a .NET project name that contains spaces, then scaffold; only before any hosts exist
--dry-run	Print the plan; change nothing
--force	Overwrite scaffolded files that exist; never deletes
--no-restore	Skip the final dotnet restore

Plus the global and output options.

Examples

2dog add                           # interactive, here
2dog add --desktop MyGame.editor   # a second desktop host, named
2dog add path/to/project --no-web
2dog add --rename MyGame           # fix a spaced .NET name first

Workflow, generated files and safety guarantees: Adding 2dog to Existing Projects.