Deprecate -p option (in short form) to dotnet watch #18336
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| root.TreatUnmatchedTokensAsErrors = false; | ||
| root.Handler = CommandHandler.Create((CommandLineOptions options, ParseResult parseResults) => | ||
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| if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(parseResults.ValueForOption<string>("-p"))) |
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I don't know how the command line parsing works here. Have you validated that if --project is used, the warning isn't printed (since they are both the same Option)? Should we have an automated test for that?
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You're right. It prints a warning in either case.
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| if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(parseResults.ValueForOption<string>("-p"))) | ||
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| reporter.Warn(Resources.Warning_ProjectAbbreviationDeprecated); |
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What does this actually look like in the console output? It looks like we're going to go with the following (in yellow text) for dotnet run:
Warning NETSDKNNNN: The abbreviation of -p for --project is deprecated. Please use --project.
Where NNNN is replaced with an SDK error code, so you can better search for information about the error.
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Here's what this looks like now sans the SDK error code:
Have you decided on what the error code is?
Contributes to dotnet/designs#229