Picocli is a modern framework for building powerful, user-friendly, GraalVM-enabled command line apps with ease. It supports colors, autocompletion, subcommands, and more. In 1 source file so apps can include as source & avoid adding a dependency. Written in Java, usable from Groovy, Kotlin, Scala, etc.
and then print the usage help, the output gets spammed:
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
[picocli WARN] Invalid picocli.usage.width value 'asdf'. Using usage width 80.
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and then print the usage help, the output gets spammed:
One warning should be enough.