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Oh this is useful, swift-argument-parser has an `AsyncParsableCommand` which is basically a drop-in replacement for `ParsableCommand` with async support!
Too bad it doesn't support `CommandConfiguration` 🥲
Today I've also learned you can rename your main.swift to something else and use the `@main` attribute on the struct conforming to `ParsableCommand`, instead of calling its `main` function.
https://apple.github.io/swift-argument-parser/documentation/argumentparser/asyncparsablecommand/
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Oh this is useful, swift-argument-parser has an `AsyncParsableCommand` which is basically a drop-in replacement for `ParsableCommand` with async support!
Too bad it doesn't support `CommandConfiguration` 🥲
Today I've also learned you can rename your main.swift to something else and use the `@main` attribute on the struct conforming to `ParsableCommand`, instead of calling its `main` function.
https://apple.github.io/swift-argument-parser/documentation/argumentparser/asyncparsablecommand/
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Oh this is useful, swift-argument-parser has an `AsyncParsableCommand` which is basically a drop-in replacement for `ParsableCommand` with async support!
Too bad it doesn't support `CommandConfiguration` 🥲
Today I've also learned you can rename your main.swift to something else and use the `@main` attribute on the struct conforming to `ParsableCommand`, instead of calling its `main` function.
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Oh this is useful, swift-argument-parser has an `AsyncParsableCommand` which is basically a drop-in replacement for `ParsableCommand` with async support!
Too bad it doesn't support `CommandConfiguration` 🥲
Today I've also learned you can rename your main.swift to something else and use the `@main` attribute on the struct conforming to `ParsableCommand`, instead of calling its `main` function.
https://apple.github.io/swift-argument-parser/documentation/argumentparser/asyncparsablecommand/
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Oh this is useful, swift-argument-parser has an `AsyncParsableCommand` which is basically a drop-in replacement for `ParsableCommand` with async support!
Too bad it doesn't support `CommandConfiguration` 🥲
Today I've also learned you can rename your main.swift to something else and use the `@main` attribute on the struct conforming to `ParsableCommand`, instead of calling its `main` function.
https://apple.github.io/swift-argument-parser/documentation/argumentparser/asyncparsablecommand/
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