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Fixes #76 |
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I'm curious, what's the argument for breaking backwards compatibility by changing the flags? P.S. This is more of a question to @vanstee who created the original issue (operable/cog#628). |
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| var configFile = flag.StringP("config", "c", "", "Path to configuration file") |
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Can we keep compatibility and deprecate out --file with a warning instead of a breaking change?
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Breaking change for anyone who may be specifying their relay config file from the command line.