Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?
Feature.
What is the current behavior?
If I specify strict = false and use argv to access whatever variable length string of arguments the user provides, there is no way to document this. The README doesn't mention that there is an arbitrary list of arguments accepted and if I specify this manually by editing the command form e.g.
USAGE
$ fd start [SERVICES...]
ARGUMENTS
SERVICES... a list of service names
Then it gets overwriten next time I run npx oclif command to add a new one.
What is the expected behavior?
(@oclif/command@1.5.13 on macOS) That I can add documentation similar to that for flags with multiple arguments, which will show up in the README and when using the --help flag.
Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?
Feature.
What is the current behavior?
If I specify
strict = falseand useargvto access whatever variable length string of arguments the user provides, there is no way to document this. The README doesn't mention that there is an arbitrary list of arguments accepted and if I specify this manually by editing the command form e.g.Then it gets overwriten next time I run
npx oclif commandto add a new one.What is the expected behavior?
(@oclif/command@1.5.13 on macOS) That I can add documentation similar to that for flags with multiple arguments, which will show up in the README and when using the
--helpflag.