Re: [Discuss] CASSANDRA-17914: Modernize CQLSH's with argparse for CLI arts

As long as this doesn’t break the CLI interface, +1 from me; less dependencies are better and valuable work! > On Sep 29, 2022, at 6:52 AM, Berenguer Blasi wrote: > > +1 > > On 29/9/22 15:42, Derek Chen-Becker wrote: >> +1 from me. It sounds like a good opportunity! >> >> Cheers, >> >> Derek

Re: [Discuss] CASSANDRA-17914: Modernize CQLSH's with argparse for CLI arts

+1 On 29/9/22 15:42, Derek Chen-Becker wrote: +1 from me. It sounds like a good opportunity! Cheers, Derek On Thu, Sep 29, 2022, 6:26 AM Brad wrote:  The Python standard library introduced argparse a decade ago in Python 2.7 to replace optparse as described in PEP-0389

Re: [Discuss] CASSANDRA-17914: Modernize CQLSH's with argparse for CLI arts

+1 from me. It sounds like a good opportunity! Cheers, Derek On Thu, Sep 29, 2022, 6:26 AM Brad wrote: >  > The Python standard library introduced argparse a decade ago in Python 2.7 > to replace optparse as described in PEP-0389 > for command line argument

Re: [Discuss] CASSANDRA-17914: Modernize CQLSH's with argparse for CLI arts

Given that both are part of the standard lib and this is clearly the way python wants users to move forward, I don't think we really need a mailing list thread to discuss it. +1 from me. Kind Regards, Brandon On Thu, Sep 29, 2022 at 7:26 AM Brad wrote: > >  > The Python standard library introd

[Discuss] CASSANDRA-17914: Modernize CQLSH's with argparse for CLI arts

 The Python standard library introduced argparse a decade ago in Python 2.7 to replace optparse as described in PEP-0389 for command line argument parsing. Optparse is no longer maintained, and has been deprecated since Python 3.2, although there are no plans to remove it from the std library.