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Lovely idea. I have a small amount of "issue" with the way you're doing the command line though. It's more typical to see commandlines of the form:
loop --every 15s --until-success --num 5 ./do_thing.sh
i.e. where you give the command "last" and where if you want to give that command arguments, you use -- to separate:
loop --until-success -- ping -c5 myserver
As a long-time CLI user, having to put the command, and its arguments, first just feels wrong.
Well done on your project though, and +1 for using clap :-)
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+1 This is the normal way command line apps work.
Fixed in 0.4.0.
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via this comment:
Lovely idea. I have a small amount of "issue" with the way you're doing the command line though. It's more typical to see commandlines of the form:
i.e. where you give the command "last" and where if you want to give that command arguments, you use -- to separate:
As a long-time CLI user, having to put the command, and its arguments, first just feels wrong.
Well done on your project though, and +1 for using clap :-)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: