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### Custom Commands

Long requested feature that finally was implemented by [Tobias Matthaiou](https://github.com/sd-tm) allows you ro register custom commands to Codeception runner.
Long requested feature that finally was implemented by [Tobias Matthaiou](https://github.com/sd-tm) allows you to register custom commands to Codeception runner.

If you ever created Symfony Console commands you will be familiar in creating custom commands for Codeception. You migth probably use to have your own template generators, perform data migrations, etc. You can register one as simple as you do it for extension:

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That's all for today, but not for Codeception 2.2
The most important and most impressive feature is waiting for you in next post. Subscribe to our [Twitter](http://twitter.com/codeception) to not miss it. Stay tuned!
The most important and most impressive feature is waiting for you in next post. Subscribe to our [Twitter](http://twitter.com/codeception) to not miss it. Stay tuned!