in minimist (or tail for that matter), -n10 sets n (or the switch it aliases) to 10.
A similar call with commander sets n (or the switch it aliases) to -1. This seems to mean a minimist to commander rewrite forces a CLI change, i.e. a cronjob that previously called foo -n10 will stop functioning properly if foo is upgraded from the minimist version to the commander version.
Is there a workaround? Am I mistaken?
in minimist (or
tailfor that matter),-n10setsn(or the switch it aliases) to10.A similar call with
commandersetsn(or the switch it aliases) to-1. This seems to mean a minimist to commander rewrite forces a CLI change, i.e. a cronjob that previously calledfoo -n10will stop functioning properly iffoois upgraded from the minimist version to the commander version.Is there a workaround? Am I mistaken?