Jon Sequeira
Jon Sequeira
Here's the error I get when I try to run this: ``` Error: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'office, Version=15.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=71e9bce111e9429c'. The system cannot find the file...
This looks like a bug in the package to me. I didn't realize that the package isn't Microsoft owned. You might consider reaching out to the package owner as the...
Without knowing more about the specific usage, I would generally say use `ParseResult.GetValue`. Does this work or is there a reason to have a separate check for `HasOption`?
I don't remember if that's what `HasOption` did before, e.g. did it return `true` when the default value was used? I was looking for the ability to differentiate these yesterday...
Let's keep this open until we make a decision on the documentation bug.
This looks related to #2607.
It has always been the **_intended_** behavior (whether or not it's the **_correct_** behavior) that `--help` requests don't report parse errors. As far as I know, this has also been...
This is by design. There's no special treatment for option prefixes, and since `--option1` is expecting an argument, `--version` satisfies that. Quotes are not treated as a universal escaping mechanism,...
Just to clarify, the following is valid given the above configuration, as `--version` will be treated as an argument to `--option1`. ```console > myapp --option1 --version ``` > Even if...
Can you provide a simple repro, ideally in the form of a failing test, that demonstrates the scenario that this issue is preventing?