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by kelnos
1856 days ago
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I think the point here, though, is that the user needs to be explicit on the command line: they have to specify one of `--wet` or `--dry`; specifying neither is an error. It's not clear from your code if you do that, or if you interpret `--dry-run` as `DryRunMode.Dry` and the absence of an option as `DryRunMode.Wet`. While I kinda like this idea in principle, I haven't really seen any CLI apps that require an explicit option for both modes, so it might be a bit of unexpected UX for people. |
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