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Basically, you use Formula.options to indicate that there is an option in the install function, and read the option via Formula.option. Then, you specify the option on the command line after the package name. Example:
winbrew install sfml --build-examples
If you think this is sufficient for your use-case, then I'll close the bug. Otherwise, we can discuss an alternative plan.
Example
winbrew install vim --options optimize=MAXSPEED features=HUGE
(It's just an example, we can think of something better)
Or as the AUR of Arch Linux, which allows you to edit the build file
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