Apply the common command line convention: rez could receive an optional double dash (--) which signals the end of rez's arguments and forces the rest of the arguments to be passed as-is to the user's rez.cpp program.
For example, rez -- -d run dog run would not enable debug mode, but propagate the arguments -d, run, dog, run through to the user's rez.cpp program.
wontfix for now. In the interest of promoting CLI simplicity, we encourage task definition files to behave in a more static fashion. If deep customization options are desired, these may take the form of environment variables.
mcandre
commented
3 years ago
Apply the common command line convention: rez could receive an optional double dash (
--) which signals the end of rez's arguments and forces the rest of the arguments to be passed as-is to the user's rez.cpp program.For example,
rez -- -d run dog runwould not enable debug mode, but propagate the arguments-d,run,dog,runthrough to the user's rez.cpp program.