Closed JohelEGP closed 4 years ago
Seems to be working fine:
testconf-01.py
:
with section("parse"):
additional_commands = {
"foo": {
"pargs": 1,
"kwargs" : {
"BAR": 1,
"BAZ": "*"
}
}
}
testconf-02.py
:
with section("parse"):
additional_commands = {
"bar": {
"pargs": 1,
"kwargs" : {
"FOO": 1,
"FUZ": "*"
}
}
}
cmake-format --dump-config --config /tmp/testconf-01.py /tmp/testconf-02.py --no-help --no-default
with section("parse"):
additional_commands = { 'bar': {'kwargs': {'FOO': 1, 'FUZ': '*'}, 'pargs': 1},
'foo': {'kwargs': {'BAR': 1, 'BAZ': '*'}, 'pargs': 1}}
Can you provide a failing case.
cmake-format --dump-config --config /tmp/testconf-01.py --config /tmp/testconf-02.py --no-help --no-default
See the --config
before the second file. I redundantly added them before each config file because I couldn't handle my ;-separated CMake lists correctly, but now I can remove the redundancy and have it work correctly. I can't call this a bug.
Oh I see. To be honest I kind of regret allowing --config
to take multiple arguments and I would prefer that it join together multiple instances the way you seem to have thought it would. Let's call this a feature request then:
Multiple --config
instances on the command line are merged rather than overridden.
As discussed at https://github.com/cheshirekow/cmake_format/pull/123#issuecomment-629718471.