parser doesn't throw an exception for a missing parm, for example
set-pwd
this command needs two parms, -u username and -p pwd; without both the program still gets to the RPC (instead of erroring out during parsing of args), and only then errors out via grpc library when trying to send a null value in place of a string in the message:
Illegal to set field username (1) of manageusers.SetPwdParms to value (null): not type String
parser doesn't throw an exception for a missing parm, for example
set-pwdthis command needs two parms,
-u usernameand-p pwd; without both the program still gets to the RPC (instead of erroring out during parsing of args), and only then errors out via grpc library when trying to send a null value in place of a string in the message:Illegal to set field username (1) of manageusers.SetPwdParms to value (null): not type String