1059 Ability to add command line values to remaining arguments if they cannot be set on the settings class #1102
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This was referenced Dec 8, 2022
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FYI - This PR has been bundled in #1103, should it wish to be reviewed/merged alongside related issues. If so, this PR should be closed with no further action. |
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I'm closing this PR as it's been bundled into #1103 and it's too onerous for me to keep rebasing this, and the other bundled PR's, to keep up with the upstream/main branch as it moves forward with various other commits. |
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This PR implements #1059, 'Ability to add command line flags and their values to remaining arguments if they cannot be set on the settings class'
A configuration setting called ConvertFlagsToRemainingArgumentsIfCannotBeAssigned has been added to the CommandAppSettings interface/class, which determines whether this behaviour has been turned on (defaults to off to ensure backward compatibility). CommandTreeParser checks this setting prior to deciding whether to throw the Flags cannot be set. exception, or alternatively, to add the flag and its value to the remaining arguments collection.
This PR superceeds #1060