docs(cli): note about yargs dot notation in lieu of package.json #380
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jbottigliero
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Jun 9, 2019
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@godd9170 do you know if there is official documentation for the dot-notation syntax for yargs?Could we link there instead?
Alternatively, maybe we should alter the Skipping lifecycle steps section to include a CLI example (which I think would cover what you encountered).
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@godd9170 my temptation, rather than drawing attention to yargs' docs, which should be an implementation detail, would be to just explain how dot notation works in our documentation. |
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Hey sorry for the delay. How's that wording instead? |
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@godd9170 thank you! |
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To help simpletons such as myself understand how yargs work (see #373)