Fix --job argument interpreted as --job-token
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Thanks for the PR @meteozond! could you amend your commit message and force push again? (see CI failure) That is really odd behavior with |
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Hi @meteozond I'm happy to merge this, just needs a few steps on your end to get green CI: pip install tox # if you don't have tox
tox -e black
git add gitlab/
git commit --amend -m "fix(cli): change default `allow_abbrev` value to avoid argument collision"
git push -fLet me know if you need any more help. |
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Thanks @meteozond for the fix. Your commit will be included in #2013 to get this merged :) |
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Description of the problem, including code/CLI snippet
--jobargument interpreted as--job-tokenarugment and conflicts with--private-tokenExecuting:
Expected Behavior
Artifact downloaded
Actual Behavior
gitlab: error: argument --job-token: not allowed with argument --private-tokenSpecifications
PS
Looks like it happens because of default
argparse.ArgumentParsersallow_abbrevbehaviour - both--joband--job-tokenstarts with--jobchars.Could be fixed here with:
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser( add_help=add_help, description="GitLab API Command Line Interface", + allow_abbrev=False )