Open sandipchitale opened 1 year ago
For example:
java run -n --force-compatibility-check --force-compatibility-check -c ProjectForRemoteRun -m "5058988 - Bug fixes" @C:\temp\p4-changelist-5058988.filelist
This has to do this logic:
https://github.com/JetBrains/teamcity-commandline/blob/b3a774949638f54bdc6de80a0da8217c0ee66f56/command.line/java/com/jetbrains/teamcity/command/RemoteRun.java#L634
https://github.com/JetBrains/teamcity-commandline/blob/b3a774949638f54bdc6de80a0da8217c0ee66f56/command.line/java/com/jetbrains/teamcity/command/RemoteRun.java#L635
which assumes that every command line option has value.
By passing duplicate --force-compatibility-check --force-compatibility-check it stays in sync while parsing the rest of the options, files and @@flelist parsing
--force-compatibility-check --force-compatibility-check
Bump.
For example:
This has to do this logic:
https://github.com/JetBrains/teamcity-commandline/blob/b3a774949638f54bdc6de80a0da8217c0ee66f56/command.line/java/com/jetbrains/teamcity/command/RemoteRun.java#L634
https://github.com/JetBrains/teamcity-commandline/blob/b3a774949638f54bdc6de80a0da8217c0ee66f56/command.line/java/com/jetbrains/teamcity/command/RemoteRun.java#L635
which assumes that every command line option has value.
By passing duplicate
--force-compatibility-check --force-compatibility-check
it stays in sync while parsing the rest of the options, files and @@flelist parsing