Hello
I am trying to use the ArgumentRequiresOtherArgumentsCertification attribute and noticed this:
If the parameters are not validated, the exception message is shown correctly:
Argument: p requires the following arguments: i.
When calling ShowUsage(), the result is different
Argument combinations remarks:
Argument: requires the following arguments: i.
The name of the argument is missing.
I think I found where the fault lies in class ArgumentRequiresOtherArgumentsCertification, but I'm not sure:
private string DefaultUsageDescription() { return string.Format(Messages.EXC_GROUP_ARGUMENTS_REQUIRED_BY_ANOTHER_ARGUMENT, _mainArgument, _argumentsRequiredForMainArgumentString); }
shouldn't it be like this?
private string DefaultUsageDescription() { return string.Format(Messages.EXC_GROUP_ARGUMENTS_REQUIRED_BY_ANOTHER_ARGUMENT, _mainArgumentString, _argumentsRequiredForMainArgumentString); }
Sorry if I don't use the correct way to report this, I am not used to report bugs on GitHub
Hello
I am trying to use the ArgumentRequiresOtherArgumentsCertification attribute and noticed this:
If the parameters are not validated, the exception message is shown correctly:
When calling ShowUsage(), the result is different
The name of the argument is missing.
I think I found where the fault lies in class ArgumentRequiresOtherArgumentsCertification, but I'm not sure:
private string DefaultUsageDescription() { return string.Format(Messages.EXC_GROUP_ARGUMENTS_REQUIRED_BY_ANOTHER_ARGUMENT, _mainArgument, _argumentsRequiredForMainArgumentString); }shouldn't it be like this?
private string DefaultUsageDescription() { return string.Format(Messages.EXC_GROUP_ARGUMENTS_REQUIRED_BY_ANOTHER_ARGUMENT, _mainArgumentString, _argumentsRequiredForMainArgumentString); }Sorry if I don't use the correct way to report this, I am not used to report bugs on GitHub