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I would expect double dashes ("--") after the first one to be passed through as an argument. A simple test script:
#!/usr/bin/env -S usage bash #USAGE min_usage_version "2" #USAGE name "double_dash test" #USAGE about "Test double dash behavior" #USAGE arg "<args>..." help="Args" double_dash="automatic" # echo args echo "$usage_args"
The behavior appears the same no matter what double_dash behavior is specified. For example:
$ ./double_dash_test -- hello -- goodbye -- hello goodbye
I expect to see hello -- goodbye -- since I would expect everything after the first double dash to be treated as an argument.
hello -- goodbye --
$ usage --version 2.0.3
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I would expect double dashes ("--") after the first one to be passed through as an argument. A simple test script:
The behavior appears the same no matter what double_dash behavior is specified. For example:
I expect to see
hello -- goodbye --
since I would expect everything after the first double dash to be treated as an argument.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: