Support analyzing multiple argument indices in FindArgumentsCommand#15
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Add `argumentIndices` to `ArgumentConstantQuery` DSL and update the `find-args` CLI command to accept comma-separated argument indices via `-i 0,1,2`. Results are grouped by argument index when multiple indices are analyzed. Backward compatible: existing `argumentIndex = 0` DSL usage and single `-i 0` CLI usage work unchanged. https://claude.ai/code/session_01JtVeJugK5K7Nio4cMzTaWQ
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Summary
Enhanced the argument constant analysis feature to support tracking multiple argument indices simultaneously, rather than being limited to a single argument per query.
Key Changes
CLI Option Enhancement: Changed
-i/--arg-indexoption from accepting a single integer to accepting comma-separated indices (e.g.,0,1,2)argIndex: InttoargIndices: List<Int>with default valuelistOf(0)split = ","to picocli option for automatic parsingQuery DSL Updates: Extended
ArgumentConstantQueryclass to support multiple indicesargumentIndices: List<Int>?property alongside existingargumentIndex: Int?resolveIndices()method with priority logic: explicitargumentIndices>argumentIndex> defaultlistOf(0)Output Formatting: Improved text output to handle multiple arguments
argumentIndexfield to JSON output for each occurrenceDocumentation: Added example in QueryDsl showing how to track multiple arguments
Implementation Details
The change maintains backward compatibility through the
resolveIndices()method, which allows users to specify arguments either via the newargumentIndiceslist or the legacyargumentIndexsingle value. The formatting logic intelligently adjusts output structure based on whether one or multiple indices are being analyzed, keeping single-argument queries concise while providing clear organization for multi-argument analysis.