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Missing short options in the CLI are not a matter of neglect. They were left out because those options were not considered to be used frequently. Out of the ones listed, only --show-output is something that I personally use frequently. What do others think?
Short flags enhance brevity and conciseness.
Currently, some options lack equivalent short flags to invoke them:
-w
,--warmup
-m
,--min-runs
-M
,--max-runs
-r
,--runs
-s
,--setup
-p
,--prepare
-c
,--cleanup
-P
,--parameter-scan
-D
,--parameter-step-size
-L
,--parameter-list
-S
,--shell
-N
, (alias for '--shell=none')-i
,--ignore-failure
-l
,--style
-t
,--sort
-u
,--time-unit
-d
,--show-output
-O
,--output
-I
,--input
-n
,--command-name
-h
,--help
-V
,--version
Since
--export
variants lend themselves to further discussion they are tracked in #691The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: