Fix for multiple extension entry bug (+ api change) in 'build' subcmd #170
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In the prior commit there was a bug which prevented multiple extensions from being entered via the
build
subcmd (it would always take the last one entered).The below code
really should have been
But it was found that this would force the user to enter names and files separately:
While this is not terrible, this PR proposes the following new api for entering extensions from the commandline instead:
which would allow the entry of multiple extensions as follows: