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Can't target api, --sdk argument broken
See original GitHub issueCurrent argument --sdk returns multiple other arguments/aliases that could be something you probably meant and the script thinks that --sdk is only a prefix to something. I changed it to --sdkver, however I’m not sure if this could be a good pr. Instead maybe fixing the script to accept the argument is the right solution.
p4a apk: error: ambiguous option: --sdk could match --sdk-dir, --sdk_dir
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https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html#argument-abbreviations-prefix-matching <- the answer is yes. I’ll disable this behaviour.
Great. Thanks for all the bug reports as well!