[BUG] worker-build -h is confusing, because it prints help text for wasm-pack build instead #739
Description
Is there an existing issue for this?
- I have searched the existing issues
What version of workers-rs are you using?
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What version of wrangler are you using?
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Describe the bug
with worker-build 0.1.2 installed:
$ worker-build -h
Error: Everything required to configure and run the `wasm-pack build` command
Usage: --no-typescript [OPTIONS] [PATH] [EXTRA_OPTIONS]...
Arguments:
[PATH] The path to the Rust crate. If not set, searches up the path from the current directory
[EXTRA_OPTIONS]... List of extra options to pass to `cargo build`
Options:
-s, --scope <SCOPE> The npm scope to use in package.json, if any
-m, --mode <MODE> Sets steps to be run. [possible values: no-install, normal, force] [default: normal]
--no-typescript By default a *.d.ts file is generated for the generated JS file, but this flag will disable generating this TypeScript file
--weak-refs Enable usage of the JS weak references proposal
--reference-types Enable usage of WebAssembly reference types
-t, --target <TARGET> Sets the target environment. [possible values: bundler, nodejs, web, no-modules, deno] [default: bundler]
--debug Deprecated. Renamed to `--dev`
--dev Create a development build. Enable debug info, and disable optimizations
--release Create a release build. Enable optimizations and disable debug info
--profiling Create a profiling build. Enable optimizations and debug info
-d, --out-dir <OUT_DIR> Sets the output directory with a relative path [default: pkg]
--out-name <OUT_NAME> Sets the output file names. Defaults to package name
--no-pack Option to not generate a package.json
--no-opt Option to skip optimization with wasm-opt
-h, --help Print help
It looks as though worker-build propagated the -h flag to a wasm-pack build command, which then printed its help text.
This is confusing and not helpful. For example, it led me to believe that I could run worker-build --out-dir foo, which doesn't work because worker-build already supplied that argument (and it can't be specified twice).
Steps To Reproduce
- Run
worker-build -h(in any directory; no project needed); produces the help text above. - After reading the help text, get confused and try
worker build --out-dir foo, which returns an error.