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I have the following property in the options:
[Option("branch", Required = false, Separator = ',', HelpText = "Branches to include.", Default = new[] { "master", "breakfix" })] public IEnumerable<string> IncludeBranches { get; set; }
The separator is set to ',' then a list of string is given for the default.
The help output is:
--branch (Default: master breakfix) Branches to include.
This would be miss-leading to the user since it does not include the comma. Would it instead make sense to do something like this?
--branch (Default: master,breakfix) Branches to include.
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Display appropriate separator when writing default enumerable values …
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…in HelpText Fix commandlineparser#490
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I have the following property in the options:
The separator is set to ',' then a list of string is given for the default.
The help output is:
This would be miss-leading to the user since it does not include the comma. Would it instead make sense to do something like this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: