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The line that is causing the issues is: -f=ut_documentation_reporter -c -o=test_results.log -s
it was working fine when I used: -f=ut_documentation_reporter -c
So what you are saying is that we cannot put the -c parameter anywhere we like.
That is nothing can go between -f -o -s sequence?
That is a bit restrictive. I'm not saying we must change this but this needs to be explicitly documented.
sql-cli just has a rule: associate the -s and -o to the preceding -f parameter. It does not care if there is some other parameter in between
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viniciusam commentedon Aug 3, 2017
I don't treat -c as a sub parameter of -f. I thought it was the default behaviour for the sql-cli too:
If you use:
it should work, because -c will be treated as a run parameter, not a -f sub parameter.
jgebal commentedon Aug 3, 2017
So what you are saying is that we cannot put the -c parameter anywhere we like.
That is nothing can go between -f -o -s sequence?
That is a bit restrictive. I'm not saying we must change this but this needs to be explicitly documented.
sql-cli just has a rule: associate the -s and -o to the preceding -f parameter. It does not care if there is some other parameter in between
viniciusam commentedon Aug 3, 2017
Yes, it's a bit restrictive but makes sense to have correlated parameters together. I would like to leave it as is and update the docs.
jgebal commentedon Aug 4, 2017
That solution will work just fine :)