Adding ability to accept unknown arguments

[DanielKag]

Usecase: Say I'm using cmd-ts to wrap another CLI call. And I don't want to map each of the 2nd CLI's arguments, but just forward them from the original call.

something like:

cmdTs.command({
	name: 'runner',
	acceptUnknownArguments: true,
	args: {
		myArg: flag({
			type: boolean,
			long: 'my-arg',
		}),
		handler: ({ myArg, unknownArgs }) => {
			if (myArg) {
				execa(`node ./otherCli ${unknownArgs.join(' ')}`)
			}
		},
	},
})

[Toilal]

I'm stuck with this exact use case. Would you consider a pull request with the feature ?

[Schniz]

The rest parser (which I need to document) should make this possible. However, there’s a design issue in cmd-ts that I need to really think on how to fix for this to work correctly: help and version flags are circuit breakers and are parsed before the user config. Need to think about how to fix it to allow passing them as free arguments