Is there a way to override the options of a command?

[nidhaloff]

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Example Code

import typer

app = typer.Typer()

@app.command()
def hi(name: str):
   print("hi ", name)

# I want to do something like this
app.get_command("hi").options["name"] = typer.Option(..., hidden=True)

# Basically, I want to dynamically manipulate the options of a specific command. Is something like this achievable?

Description

I have a use case, where I want to override the typer command options. Basically, after decorating a function as typer.command() I want to manipulate the options of this certain command later. Is this possible? I included a minimal example of what I want to do.

Operating System

Linux

Operating System Details

ubuntu 20.04

Typer Version

0.4.1

Python Version

3.8

Additional Context

No response

[david-alm]

From the sidelines: It's generally best practice to pose some minimal version of your specific usecase in issues so as not to fall into the trap of the xy problem.

Though perhaps you could use a callback to solve this issue? You could, based on the context, modify app commands and call them with variable numbers of parameters?