Python arg_parser Examples

Example #1

File: mach_commands.py Project: Wafflespeanut/gecko-dev

def autotry_parser():
    from autotry import arg_parser
    parser = arg_parser()
    # The --no-artifact flag is only interpreted locally by |mach try|; it's not
    # like the --artifact flag, which is interpreted remotely by the try server.
    #
    # We need a tri-state where set is different than the default value, so we
    # use a different variable than --artifact.
    parser.add_argument('--no-artifact',
                        dest='no_artifact',
                        action='store_true',
                        help='Force compiled (non-artifact) builds even when '
                             '--enable-artifact-builds is set.')
    return parser

Example #2

File: mach_commands.py Project: Acidburn0zzz/Waterfox

def autotry_parser():
    from autotry import arg_parser
    parser = arg_parser()
    # The --no-artifact flag is only interpreted locally by |mach try|; it's not
    # like the --artifact flag, which is interpreted remotely by the try server.
    #
    # We need a tri-state where set is different than the default value, so we
    # use a different variable than --artifact.
    parser.add_argument('--no-artifact',
                        dest='no_artifact',
                        action='store_true',
                        help='Force compiled (non-artifact) builds even when '
                        '--enable-artifact-builds is set.')
    return parser

Example #3

File: mach_commands.py Project: towkir/gecko-dev

def autotry_parser():
    print("mach try is under development, please file bugs blocking 1149670.")
    from autotry import arg_parser
    return arg_parser()

Example #4

def autotry_parser():
    from autotry import arg_parser
    return arg_parser()

Example #5

def autotry_parser():
    from autotry import arg_parser
    return arg_parser()