Currently, both implemented export commands (arc export and arc assay export) have a -p argument. This is used to specify a location to which the output should be written, in addition to stdout.
The problem with this is, that a -p argument does already exist at the top level of the ArcCommander command tree (used to specifiy the location of the arc).
To reduce redundancy and possible confusion, the -p argument of the export command could be renamed to -o (--output). In addition to the benefit described above, this would also be more in line with similar arguments of other command line tools.
Currently, both implemented
exportcommands (arc exportandarc assay export) have a-pargument. This is used to specify a location to which the output should be written, in addition tostdout.The problem with this is, that a
-pargument does already exist at the top level of theArcCommandercommand tree (used to specifiy the location of thearc).To reduce redundancy and possible confusion, the
-pargument of the export command could be renamed to-o(--output). In addition to the benefit described above, this would also be more in line with similar arguments of other command line tools.