examples: port from structopt to clap/derive #20
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Thanks! seems reasonable to me. I don't know how much this intersects with packaging, but you need me to do a release? |
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I'll fix the clippy issues later today. |
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Thanks! I don't need a new release immediately, I can apply an equivalent patch in the Fedora package independently. |
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structoptcrate is obsolete, it continues to depend on clap v2, and its functionality was merged into clap itself as of v3. So porting fromstructopt::StructOpttoclap::Parseris straightforward (just replacing some names).