Closed evdenis closed 6 months ago
It looks like default options from the command line overwrite config options:
kmod_autodetect_lspci = true kmod_autodetect_lsmod = true
When we call:
$ ugrd ... Importing argument 'kmod_autodetect_lspci' with value: False Importing argument 'kmod_autodetect_lsmod' with value: False ...
Thanks for pointing this out, the command line options have been changed in a recent version and I think I missed this. I may just revert it to the old style, but this gets a bit tricky because the defaults for a lot of things from the "main" function are "False", and I can't just discard False values, because you should be able to toggle things off, and command line parameters should be the final determining factor. I think I may just make it check if the value isn't the default, and if it is, it will pass it to the generator.
Is it possible to set command line variable to 'None' by default and set them to True or False only in case --lspci or --no-lspci is used? This way it will be possible to overwrite config values in case cli lspci != None.
Is it possible to set command line variable to 'None' by default and set them to True or False only in case --lspci or --no-lspci is used? This way it will be possible to overwrite config values in case cli lspci != None.
Maybe, I'm currently using argparser, and a bit of wrapping done here: https://github.com/desultory/zenlib/blob/main/src/zenlib/util/main_funcs.py
The tricky bit is the "no-" options. the result is that both args write to the same variable. It was designed so that you could use the no- option to quickly disable things that were enabled in your config, or the opposite.
I'm thinking I may need to create some map of defaults and make it not return kwargs if there is no deviation.
I've updated zenlib and ugrd to hopefully fix this, I tested and it seems to work.
Thanks!
It looks like default options from the command line overwrite config options:
When we call: