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If you use some -arg it will be set to True. You can also pass -arg True and it will be still set to True. But you cannot pass False in any way, you can only pass "False" which is pointless and misleading.
I've also found http://pydoc.net/lamson/0.9/lamson.args which says "if you give a boolean then your users can indicate that boolean is true by giving just the option (-horribly) or specify the truth (-horribly False)" which is even more misleading (maybe that's why it was removed in later versions).
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If you use some
-arg
it will be set toTrue
. You can also pass-arg True
and it will be still set toTrue
. But you cannot passFalse
in any way, you can only pass"False"
which is pointless and misleading.I've also found http://pydoc.net/lamson/0.9/lamson.args which says "if you give a boolean then your users can indicate that boolean is true by giving just the option (-horribly) or specify the truth (-horribly False)" which is even more misleading (maybe that's why it was removed in later versions).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: