Add advancedOption API with arguments support #84
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| def other(option: String, args: List[String], isSupported: ScalaVersion => Boolean): ScalacOption = | ||
| def other( | ||
| option: String, | ||
| args: List[String], |
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Also noticing here that the naming is not in line with previously existing privateOption
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Hmm do you mean the argument names? This is because def other was added after the ScalacOption breaking changes in 0.4.0.
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yes, the argument name is not the same. It was named arguments in privateOption.
This isn't a problem at all. Just raising an inconsistency :)
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Yes it's a good point, I wonder if we could use https://www.scala-lang.org/api/2.13.5/scala/deprecatedName.html to bring them all in line
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| def other(option: String, args: List[String], isSupported: ScalaVersion => Boolean): ScalacOption = | ||
| def other( | ||
| option: String, | ||
| args: List[String], |
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Hmm do you mean the argument names? This is because def other was added after the ScalacOption breaking changes in 0.4.0.
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As a user, I would like to define the following option in a consistent way:
-Xmax-classfile-name 100with