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Shnatsel commented Feb 10, 2021

Right now argument validation and actually calling the subcommands is lumped together in one function:

https://github.com/rust-secure-code/cargo-supply-chain/blob/776ab090333f4f07a61fe0e66386e49bae5eff45/src/main.rs#L65-L67

This makes them impossible to unit-test and necessitates manual calls to eprintln_help() in multiple places instead of just one in main on any validation error.

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