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…s this error: Error in quit(save = FALSE) : one of "yes", "no", "ask" or "default" expected. Calls: opt_help -> quit Execution halted
Option(s): [-p--project] is required, but was not supplied. and now is: Option(s): [-p, --project] is required, but was not supplied. which makes it more readable and conforms better with established standards
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@ctbrown @brownct @DarylMcCullough Maybe someone can look into this? :) |
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@ctbrown @brownct @DarylMcCullough Any chance this will get merged? Feel free to give feedback if anything should be improved! |
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I fixed two minor bugs. First, R would crash after displaying help with this error message:
This is fixed in 1c5d53d. Furthermore, missing required options with multiple flags got printed like this:
I fixed the output to make it more readable and standardized:
Looking forward to your feedback! Thanks a lot for this awesome library, I've searched a lot for argument parsing in R, and across all the 6 libraries I checked out, this was the only one to provide a
required-option which was very important to me.