doc(book/error-handling): Remove Docopt args from case study code #33102
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In the Error Handling section, the final case study code which demonstrates how to implement the "quiet" functionality references command line arguments in Docopt style. This won't work with the project code defined previously, which uses Getopts for command line option parsing. Modify the code to reference bindings defined earlier and create a new binding for "quiet". Apparently this was added when the Case Study section was first introduced (e181226) even though the example project used Getopts.
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Thanks! r=me @steveklabnik |
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☔ The latest upstream changes (presumably #33523) made this pull request unmergeable. Please resolve the merge conflicts. |
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Wow, bors is pretty cool. Looks like this is superseded by d75c079. Thanks! |
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In the Error Handling section, the final case study code which
demonstrates how to implement the "quiet" functionality references
command line arguments in Docopt style. This won't work with the project
code defined previously, which uses Getopts for command line option
parsing.
Modify the code to reference bindings defined earlier and create a new
binding for "quiet".
Apparently this was added when the Case Study section was first
introduced (e181226) even though the
example project used Getopts.
r? @steveklabnik