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I prefer “—really-do”, so the default behaviour of the tool is to do nothing. That’s more fault tolerant for the scenario you forget to add “—dry-run”.
by Arbortheus 8mo ago
I prefer “—really-do”, so the default behaviour of the tool is to do nothing. That’s more fault tolerant for the scenario you forget to add “—dry-run”.
- nvader 8mo agoAt a previous org, Boolean arguments could be toggled with the [no] prefix. The default for dry-run could be set to True, and then you had to type: ``` --nodry-run ``` Cut to, a new engineer asking me "Who is Nodry?"
- SoftTalker 8mo agoHow about --i-might-lose-my-job-if-i-fuck-this-up ?