-A flag (--config flag?) doesn’t work

[brainkim]

Describe the bug

denon run -A --config tsconfig.json main.ts

The above command will error:

[!] [conf] unsupported configuration `-A`

If I remove the -A flag the above command will error:

[!] [conf] unsupported configuration `--config`

To Reproduce
Run the command.

Expected behavior
All flags passed to denon work like deno.

Configuration or Project
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Setup (Edited for upgrade)

• OS: macOS mojave 10.14.6
• Deno version: 1.3.0
• Denon version: 2.3.2-master

Additional context
Sorry if this was solved already, just wanted to log it while I was crawling the information superhighway.

[notfilippo]

You are on a previous version of denon (2.3.1), you should probably upgrade to the latest version (denon --upgrade).

If the error persist please let me know 🌈

[brainkim]

Hmmm. I upgraded denon and deno to latest. It still happens but my initial reproduction is incorrect. I’m using both the -A flag and --config flag. If I use the --config flag it marks the --config flag as unknown. If I use the -A flag before the config flag it marks the -A flag as unknown instead.

Maybe the issue is that the --config flag is not supported. I’m currently just noodling around with some stuff, if you need a full reproduction I’ll try to get it to you.

[hong4rc]

I have some idea:

• --config flag conflict with --config flag of deno, we can change to another name for config or ignore --config flag if no command (use for others option)
• --version flag must be show deno's version too

[hong4rc]

1bd2929

@eliassjogreen Can you revert the check option in that commit?

I think we only allow the option if it is the first argument.

[eliassjogreen]

Create a pr for it if you want it reverted as i don't really know what exactly you want done. This issue should really be resolved by renaming denons --config flag to something like denon-config or we could do something which would be kinda hard but smart which is to just look at the provided config and if it looks like a denon config treat it as such otherwise revert back to using it as a tsconfig