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Casing causes 'More than one build script specified.' message

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I switched from windows (ps1) to mac (sh), and noticed that using commands such as -T or -Target on the shell script it causes the following issue More than one build script specified. After a while I noticed it was just a casing issue -t worked just fine. Is there anyway to get some better notification or just to ignore casing for this?

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Created 6 years ago
Reactions:6
Comments:13 (5 by maintainers)

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gldraphaelcommented, Nov 6, 2018

Able to reproduce this on MacOS 10.14 (18A391) with:

./build.sh --target build

Also tried -t, -target, -T, -Target, --Target, but they don’t work.

Edit:

Had to use = like:

./build.sh --target=build

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dem4guscommented, May 20, 2020

I think part of the problem is the documentation is not clear, especially when running a Bash script as opposed to PowerShell. The doc page about running targets gives these examples:

./build.ps1 -Target Publish

./build.ps1 --target Publish --exclusive

If the tool is going to claim to be cross-platform like it does on the home page then the documentation should be cross-platform as well.