This effectively reverts #397, which addressed #391. The reason we shouldn't be using just the entry file's Input interface is because the onStart function is actually given the fully-constructed input object, which includes all the flags, options, and data passed into the full command (which probably includes more than just what the entry file is expecting).
This effectively reverts #397, which addressed #391. The reason we shouldn't be using just the entry file's
Inputinterface is because theonStartfunction is actually given the fully-constructed input object, which includes all the flags, options, and data passed into the full command (which probably includes more than just what the entry file is expecting).