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When a command is given multiple parameters that use the same name, a UserWarning should be fired to highlight the conflict. Currently, the command will quietly allow one parameter to override the names of another.
(This is a slightly different problem than #1465. In that issue, True and False values were given the same names within a single parameter.)
When a command is given multiple parameters that use the same name, a UserWarning should be fired to highlight the conflict. Currently, the command will quietly allow one parameter to override the names of another.
(This is a slightly different problem than #1465. In that issue, True and False values were given the same names within a single parameter.)
Example of the issue:
In this scenario, the short-name,
-a
, appears ambiguous. A warning would help the user realize the conflict they've introduced.I'll also provide a pull request for consideration.
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