Closed topjor closed 4 years ago
Oh, a positional actually cant be a global. The positional is in relativity to some subcommand (or the root program) like this:
./myProgram someSubcommand [positional value goes here]
This above positional would only be available after someSubcommand
. If it were available from the root, we wouldn't be able to tell if that were a subcommand of some kind or a positional value.
You have to add positional values on every subcommand that has them.
I'm going to close this one - if I am not understanding or if you think something is busted, feel free to leave a reply.
I am trying to have some global positional values after subcommands as these are the same for each command but when parsing flags and entering a value at the positional place I always get an
Unexpected argument: <value>
exceptionIt works fine when using them under a subcommand but not globally
Global positional values also dont show up under the help of a subcommand
gist with code and output (mostly copied from example and blank lines removed): https://gist.github.com/topjor/51e52e88e2c7aedb4d5b34c21497d1a1