In #26, we addressed the fact that arguments might contain spaces by parsing the strings to remove whitespace. Following the clarification of the documentation for the --stitch-options (-x) argument of wrangler (#27), it makes sense to do some additional string parsing to ensure the arguments are passed in the correct format. Namely, in order to feed in arguments, we must have a leading comma. We can use an if statement to check if a leading comma is present and if it is not, add it.
In #26, we addressed the fact that arguments might contain spaces by parsing the strings to remove whitespace. Following the clarification of the documentation for the
--stitch-options(-x) argument of wrangler (#27), it makes sense to do some additional string parsing to ensure the arguments are passed in the correct format. Namely, in order to feed in arguments, we must have a leading comma. We can use an if statement to check if a leading comma is present and if it is not, add it.