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Contribution activity
October 2020
- pksunkara/terminal-size Rust
- pksunkara/vscode-projects-plus TypeScript
Created a pull request in diesel-rs/diesel that received 3 comments
Allow some clauses to be public
This is a blocker for the proc-macro based ORM I was talking about a few months ago. let user: Option<User> = User::one().github_id(id).load().await?;
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- Consistently wrap help and subcommand messages(with refactoring)
- Add `conflicts_with_all` note to docs
- Add assertions for required and default simultaneously
- clap_generate skips flags/opts with heading
- Various documentation fixes
- Add an assertion for positional args defining long or short
- Add option to hide env keys from help text
- Don't use default value when option is passed
- Attach validation error as Error::source
- Change MissingArgumentOrSubcommand to DisplayHelpOnMissingArgumentOrS…
- Sort options base on option's short and long representation
- Fix typos and grammar
- Fix parser skipping options without heading set
- Fix: Don't mention unused subcommands(Partly cherry pick ef92e2b)
- Add examples for using value_hint with clap_derive
- Suggest using subcommand when supplied after `--`
- Fix the error logic and error message for suggesting `--` before a flag
Created an issue in storybookjs/storybook that received 13 comments
Allow more concise way of defining stories with args
Problem Currently, when I am using args, I would write something like the following: import React from 'react'; import Button from './Button'; export
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- How to use "conflicts_with_all" using a Yaml config file when configuring a subargument
- How to Create a Positional Argument that is also Required?
- Enforcing optional ArgGroup to be followed by Required
- Option Taking Two Values Separated by an Equals Sign
- Add inverse for required_unless
- Can Subcommands Be Grouped?
- Require subcommand, and if omitted display fulll help menu.
- How to Override Help Subcommand Message and Set Help Subcommand As Default