Allow for flags being passed in after arguments #36
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Allow for flags being passed in after arguments
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This was introduced by #36, but only worked in the specific case of all arguments being passed before all flags. If the user mixed them, they ended up with odd parsing behavior where the arguments were reordered (causing #103 and #355). Given the tradeoffs I think we should remove support for flag reordering. Fixes #103 Fixes #355
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For the Cloud Foundry CLI we need the ability to have flags being passed after other arguments, for example:
This commit should allow for both ways to work, but not the mix of the two: flags before and after other arguments won't work.