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In typical command line parsers, using a double-dash as a token (eg. git add -- -u nothing) forces all tokens after the -- to be read as values (equivalent to what's stored in your ValueList), even though -u is otherwise a valid commandline flag. This allows, for instance, files starting with a dash to be added to a git repository.