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Allow short argument names when using double dashed args
See original GitHub issueBackground
Currently one-letter arguments are only supported with single-dashed arguments. e.g.
This works:
dotnet cake -a=5
Whereas this does not work (error: Invalid long option name)
dotnet cake --a=5
Proposal
This issue intends to make the necessary updates to allow short argument names when using double-dashed arguments.
Important
Cake uses Spectre.Console for parsing arguments, so there’s a little bit of investigation needed to see if the fix can (and should) be done directly in Cake, of if it should be fixed upstream. If you discover that the fix doesn’t belong in Cake, you’d need to send a PR to Spectre.Console and the fix in Cake would be just upgrading to a newer version of Spectre.Console.
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:11 (5 by maintainers)
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@MariaSolOs https://github.com/cake-build/cake/pull/3456 sorts the issue you’re seeing
@augustoproiete no problem at all! In fact I think this is great since I want to get a better grasp of the codebase before working on my contribution. 😃