I noticed we have periods in our cmd arguments, for example --ao.enable. It's standard to use a hyphen to separate words, I've never seen periods used like this: --ao-enable. Hyphens are standard enough that yargs automatically duplicated this to aoEnable on the parsed object to make it easily indexable from JavaScript without having string literals everywhere.
I noticed we have periods in our cmd arguments, for example
--ao.enable
. It's standard to use a hyphen to separate words, I've never seen periods used like this:--ao-enable
. Hyphens are standard enough that yargs automatically duplicated this toaoEnable
on the parsed object to make it easily indexable from JavaScript without having string literals everywhere.