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While experimenting with pyfinder, I noticed that ignore_unsupporteddefaults to True, and lacks any way to override that to false. (I also tried env-var values 0 and FALSE, they didn't disable the option.)
My guess is that it needs a disabling flag defined, e.g., --include-unsupported, i.e. something like
As a side-note, it also seems to output an extraneous "Please provide a command" if no Python versions are found, possibly due to a missing elif and/or missing ctx.exit(1)after failure output.
Also, the --find, --which, --findall flags should maybe be Feature Switches rather than Boolean Flags, since they are mutually exclusive, or at least should be, since they are processed by an if-elif chain.
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While experimenting with
pyfinder
, I noticed thatignore_unsupported
defaults toTrue
, and lacks any way to override that to false. (I also tried env-var values0
andFALSE
, they didn't disable the option.)My guess is that it needs a disabling flag defined, e.g.,
--include-unsupported
, i.e. something likeAs a side-note, it also seems to output an extraneous "Please provide a command" if no Python versions are found, possibly due to a missing
elif
and/or missingctx.exit(1)
after failure output.Also, the
--find
,--which
,--findall
flags should maybe be Feature Switches rather than Boolean Flags, since they are mutually exclusive, or at least should be, since they are processed by an if-elif chain.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: