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| "Generates template.ftl by combining en-US.ftl and inline l10n tagged strings", | ||
| builder: (yargs) => | ||
| yargs | ||
| .option("lint", { |
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Could this be a separate lint command?
Otherwise, to avoid confusion, we could call the option check (like prettier --check and cargo fmt -- --check).
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| await yargs(hideBin(process.argv)) | ||
| .command({ | ||
| command: "extract", |
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Could this be called sync or ?fix
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Migrates the l10n cli to use yargs, and moves the current base command into an
extractcommand.This will make it easier to add future commands in the (near) future (e.g.
npm l10n merge)