Before the change to commander, the CLI used oclif for defining commands and specifying flags. oclif allowed for mutually exclusive flags when running commands—for example, when running deploy with --prod, the user shouldn't also be able to use --prodIfUnlocked. Initially, commander did not allow for mutually exclusive flags, but later implemented support for it. This PR re-implements the feature as it existed prior to moving to commander. We identified the conflicting flags by pulling in a commit that is chronologically prior to the issue this PR addresses.
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Implemented feature from
commanderto prevent mutually exclusive flags from being run in the same command.🎉 Thanks for submitting a pull request! 🎉
Summary
Fixes #3978
Before the change to
commander, the CLI usedocliffor defining commands and specifying flags.oclifallowed for mutually exclusive flags when running commands—for example, when runningdeploywith--prod, the user shouldn't also be able to use--prodIfUnlocked. Initially,commanderdid not allow for mutually exclusive flags, but later implemented support for it. This PR re-implements the feature as it existed prior to moving tocommander. We identified the conflicting flags by pulling in a commit that is chronologically prior to the issue this PR addresses.For us to review and ship your PR efficiently, please perform the following steps:
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