Fix clap --targets parsing issue #351
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I was seeing the following issue when trying to deploy a subset of targets defined in my flake: ``` ❯ deploy --targets ".#flake-one" ".#flake-two" error: the argument '--targets <TARGETS>' cannot be used with '[TARGET]' Usage: deploy --targets <TARGETS> [TARGET] [EXTRA_BUILD_ARGS]... ``` The problem turned out to be a result of the way the clap macro was defining the `targets` command line argument - it was interpreting the last argument to --targets as being the <target> position argument, and then treating them as two incompatible uses of commands from the same argument grup. Adding `num_args...` fixes this behavior.
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Closing, I didnt realize #341 fixes the same issue |
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I was seeing the following issue when trying to deploy a subset of targets defined in my flake:
The problem turned out to be a result of the way the clap macro was defining the
targetscommand line argument - it was interpreting the last argument to --targets as being the position argument, and then treating them as two incompatible uses of commands from the same argument grup.Adding
num_args...fixes this behavior.