Add example code how to read an option #9857
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There is no example how to read the given options. At some later point the documentation refers to the `getArgument` method, which of course fails for an »option«. This hinders a fast introduction into console arguments. A simple code snippet like this one may improve this.
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@pixelbrackets thanks for help us improve Symfony Docs. You are right that the article doesn't explain how to get options/arguments. That's because this article explains how some edge-cases related to options are processed. The main article that explains how to work with options and arguments inside commands is: https://symfony.com/doc/current/console/input.html In any case, I've created #9877 as an alternative to this proposal so we can reword the intro of this article. Thanks! |
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Perfect, thank you 👍 |
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There is no example on https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/console/console_arguments.html how to read the given options. At some later point the documentation refers to the
getArgumentmethod, which of course fails for an »option«. This hinders a fast introduction into console arguments. A simple code snippet like this one may improve this.