Bump info.picocli:picocli from 3.9.0 to 3.9.6

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Bumps info.picocli:picocli from 3.9.0 to 3.9.6.

Release notes

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Picocli 3.9.6

Picocli 3.9.6

The picocli community is pleased to announce picocli 3.9.6.

This release improves support for interactive (password) options:

• interactive options can now use type char[] instead of String, to allow applications to null out the array after use so that sensitive information is no longer resident in memory
• interactive options can be optionally interactive if configured with arity = "0..1"

This is the fifty-second public release. Picocli follows semantic versioning.

Table of Contents

• New and noteworthy
• Fixed issues
• Deprecations
• Potential breaking changes

New and Noteworthy

This release improves support for interactive (password) options:

• interactive options can now use type char[] instead of String, to allow applications to null out the array after use so that sensitive information is no longer resident in memory
• interactive options can be optionally interactive if configured with arity = "0..1"

For example, if an application has these options:

@Option(names = "--user")
String user;
@​Option(names = "--password", arity = "0..1", interactive = true)
char[] password;

With the following input, the password field will be initialized to "123" without prompting the user for input:

--password 123 --user Joe

However, if the password is not specified, the user will be prompted to enter a value. In the following example, the password option has no parameter, so the user will be prompted to type in a value on the console:

--password --user Joe

Fixed issues

• #657 Support type char[] for interactive options. Thanks to Lukáš Petrovický for raising this issue.

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Changelog

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Picocli 3.9.6

The picocli community is pleased to announce picocli 3.9.6.

This release improves support for interactive (password) options:

• interactive options can now use type char[] instead of String, to allow applications to null out the array after use so that sensitive information is no longer resident in memory
• interactive options can be optionally interactive if configured with arity = "0..1"

This is the fifty-second public release. Picocli follows semantic versioning.

Table of Contents

• New and noteworthy
• Fixed issues
• Deprecations
• Potential breaking changes

New and Noteworthy

This release improves support for interactive (password) options:

• interactive options can now use type char[] instead of String, to allow applications to null out the array after use so that sensitive information is no longer resident in memory
• interactive options can be optionally interactive if configured with arity = "0..1"

For example, if an application has these options:

@Option(names = "--user")
String user;
@​Option(names = "--password", arity = "0..1", interactive = true)
char[] password;

With the following input, the password field will be initialized to "123" without prompting the user for input:

--password 123 --user Joe

However, if the password is not specified, the user will be prompted to enter a value. In the following example, the password option has no parameter, so the user will be prompted to type in a value on the console:

--password --user Joe

Fixed issues

• #657 Support type char[] for interactive options. Thanks to Lukáš Petrovický for raising this issue.
• #536 Support optionally interactive options. Thanks to Lukas Heumos for raising this issue.

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Commits

• 1bf2c26 Release picocli version 3.9.6
• 665ba07 DOC update release notes for 3.9.6
• 3daa7c4 #536 DOC fix: default arity for interactive options is zero
• bbdea1b #657 bugfix
• 1be1a2f #657 handle List\<char[]> generic types correctly; add RELEASE-NOTES entry
• 3355304 #536#657 optionally interactive options and interactive options of type `...
• e1b9622 Update index.adoc
• 963f015 DOC add man/3.x documentation directory
• d4d596d Change % to %% when using ${DEFAULT-VALUE} in option description
• 9735930 DOC: add example for interactive password alternatives
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