Split the --new-track and --edit-track options #545
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While both edit-track and new-track use the exact same code in the backend, they are conceptually different. Split up argument help so that they are different. Signed-off-by: Chris Lalancette <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Chris Lalancette <[email protected]>
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While using
bloom-release, I noticed that--new-trackand--edit-trackwere in the same help bullet. They both use exactly the same code path, so from an implementation point of view, that makes some sense. However, they are conceptually different things, so I think splitting the help makes sense. That's what commit e3beb88 .Commit 34c07a1 starts to go further and make them actually different actions. It doesn't quite work yet, but I was shooting for the following behavior:
--new-trackand--edit-trackare mutually exclusive options--new-trackis specified, and the track already exists, an error is thrown.--edit-trackis specified, and the track does not exist, an error is thrown.However, there are a lot of use-cases here, so I'm not sure if that logic is what we are going for. I'm opening this as a draft until then to get some feedback and see what others think of this.