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@ -94,10 +94,34 @@ func MigrateGlobalFlags(ctx *cli.Context) { |
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} |
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func doMigrateFlags(ctx *cli.Context) { |
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// Figure out if there are any aliases of commands. If there are, we want
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// to ignore them when iterating over the flags.
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var aliases = make(map[string]bool) |
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for _, fl := range ctx.Command.Flags { |
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for _, alias := range fl.Names()[1:] { |
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aliases[alias] = true |
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} |
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} |
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for _, name := range ctx.FlagNames() { |
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for _, parent := range ctx.Lineage()[1:] { |
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if parent.IsSet(name) { |
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ctx.Set(name, parent.String(name)) |
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// When iterating across the lineage, we will be served both
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// the 'canon' and alias formats of all commmands. In most cases,
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// it's fine to set it in the ctx multiple times (one for each
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// name), however, the Slice-flags are not fine.
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// The slice-flags accumulate, so if we set it once as
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// "foo" and once as alias "F", then both will be present in the slice.
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if _, isAlias := aliases[name]; isAlias { |
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continue |
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} |
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// If it is a string-slice, we need to set it as
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// "alfa, beta, gamma" instead of "[alfa beta gamma]", in order
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// for the backing StringSlice to parse it properly.
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if result := parent.StringSlice(name); len(result) > 0 { |
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ctx.Set(name, strings.Join(result, ",")) |
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} else { |
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ctx.Set(name, parent.String(name)) |
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} |
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break |
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} |
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} |
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