If you use the i mean feature to convert mommy into a binary which has a space in its name, it will correctly infer the correct role up to the point where it needs to find the names of environment variables to fetch information from.
In a hypothetical scenario, I was able to have it spit this:
/ ~ cargo mommy i mean "big sis"
mommy is now big sis~
/ ~ CARGO_BIG_SISS_LITTLE=TEST cargo "big sis" --help
[ SNIP ]
SCREAMING_ROLE: BIG SIS
SCREAMING_ROLE: BIG SIS
SCREAMING_ROLE: BIG SIS
SCREAMING_ROLE: BIG SIS
SCREAMING_ROLE: BIG SIS
big sis loves her cute little girl~ 💗
IMO, the correct behaviour should be that spaces be replaced with "_" when converting to screaming_role.
If you use the
i mean
feature to convert mommy into a binary which has a space in its name, it will correctly infer the correct role up to the point where it needs to find the names of environment variables to fetch information from.In a hypothetical scenario, I was able to have it spit this:
IMO, the correct behaviour should be that spaces be replaced with "_" when converting to
screaming_role
.