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I had an issue that I made a mistake and instead of:
program -o /path --out .ext
I wrote:
program -o /path -out .ext
And was confused why is program writing out to "ut.ext" directory instead to /path. Is there a way to request kong to fail CLI parsing if a flag is provided twice? So for use cases like -vvv with counters this might be reasonable. And when field type is a slice. But providing multiple flags when field type is not a slice should return an error and not just that later flag silently overrides a prior flag. Or at least there should be an option to control this. What do you think?
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I had an issue that I made a mistake and instead of:
I wrote:
And was confused why is program writing out to "ut.ext" directory instead to
/path
. Is there a way to request kong to fail CLI parsing if a flag is provided twice? So for use cases like-vvv
with counters this might be reasonable. And when field type is a slice. But providing multiple flags when field type is not a slice should return an error and not just that later flag silently overrides a prior flag. Or at least there should be an option to control this. What do you think?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: