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Difference between --no-api and --hide-api? #1574

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Difference between `--no-api` and `--hide-api`? #1574
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Answered by lsegal May 14, 2020
  1. --no-api does not take a TAG argument (optparse makes this hard to show) and will ignore objects that do not have an @api tag attached. It's equivalent to --api every --api other --api api --api used. See specs for examples.
  2. --hide-api TAG will hide objects for a particular API tag.

Unfortunately using the --[no-] prefix in optparse does not allow you to take an argument afterward, hence the use of --hide-api for that behavior.

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This discussion was converted from issue #1332 on September 03, 2024 08:33.