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…ool annotation gives a boolean, a described parameter its type, values and range For the parameters a keyword-style command annotates `bool`, `--sort=no` now hands it False: yes/no, true/false, on/off and 1/0 in any case are booleans, and any other word is an error naming the parameter and the command. Before, the command got the string 'no', which is true - a latent bug in every such parameter. A parameter without the annotation gets the text as it is; the Python API and nested calls pass Python values and are never read. A category can describe the sensitive parameters of a command in its _cmeta (`cli_params`, per command: a type among bool, int, float and str, allowed `values`, a `min` and a `max`); the engine converts and checks exactly those, the gradual way. Two switches keep the words text as before: CMETA_CLI_TYPES=off for a process, `cli_types: false` in a category's _cmeta. utils/cli.py: cli_types_enabled(), bool_params_of() (the signature read once per function; the forward-reference form of Python 3.14's lazy annotations), typed_params_from_cli(); core.py: the call before a keyword-style function, for the request the command line made. The aops task category calls the same helper for a task's run(), so the words reach tasks and their sub-tasks (--use) as booleans too. Tests: tests/core_tests/test_cli_typed_params.py (the word table, the errors, string annotations, a bound method, the described parameters, both switches; a category of each style through the API and the command line; python -m cmeta end to end). Docs: using-cmeta.md 3.5, common-commands.md, README, the use-cmeta-cli skill, CHANGELOG. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Grigori Fursin <gfursin@gmail.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Grigori Fursin <gfursin@gmail.com>
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cMeta v0.37.0: the words of the command line are read by what a command expects.
bool(sort: bool = False, as--helpshows),--sort=nonow hands itFalse: yes/no, true/false, on/off and 1/0 in any case are booleans, and any other word is an error naming the parameter and the command. Before, the command got the string'no', which is true. A parameter without the annotation gets the text as it is; the Python API and nested calls are never read._cmeta(cli_params, per command: a type among bool, int, float and str, allowedvalues, aminand amax); the engine converts and checks exactly those.CMETA_CLI_TYPES=offfor a process,cli_types: falsein a category's_cmeta.utils.cli.typed_params_from_cliis also called by the cmeta-aops task category for a task'srun()(cmeta-aops 0.46.0), so--x=noand--use.<key>.x=noreach tasks as booleans too.tests/core_tests/test_cli_typed_params.py. Docs: using-cmeta.md 3.5, common-commands.md, README, the use-cmeta-cli skill. See CHANGELOG.md.Verified on Windows, Ubuntu (Python 3.14, 3.9 and the free-threaded 3.14t), macOS, WSL2 and eight Linux images (python 3.9 / 3.14 / 3.15-rc, Ubuntu 22.04 / 24.04, Debian bookworm, Fedora 42, Alpine 3.21): the full engine and cmeta-aops suites.
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