Jon Sequeira

Can you show an example of where this button would go?

The sample project is an artifact of experimenting with how to implement the dotnet CLI's existing behavior and help formatting. There are probably a number of issues like this, which...

The only case where the parser parses the strings passed to any configuration methods to infer behavior is that of the `Option` constructors, which split on the pipe character to...

@xyting, would you mind giving an example?

This is currently supported, but not via `WithSuggestionsFrom`. If you change this: ```csharp Option("-t|--target", "Specify which type code to generate. Allowed vaues are ef, efcore, dapper", ExactlyOneArgument() .With(defaultValue: () =>...

Apologies, I confused the validation error messages (which do show the allowed values when you use `Accept.AnyOneOf`) with the help output (which does not). As for what the help output...

@richlander @livarcocc @seancpeters

`ContainSingle` accepts an expression, not a delegate. Depending on how FluentAssertions uses that expression, the result could be a call to object.Equals, which, if the string is not interned, can...

This parser is purpose-built for `dotnet` and is still at the alpha stage, so we haven't put effort into documentation. You can get a pretty good overview from these tests,...

@rowanmiller One approach that would work right now for having the test code available in a separate listing would be a multi-file Gist or a single-file Gist where the editable...