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The --flag=value syntax is used by many CLIs and has the benefit of beeing more concise in some contexts. For example: prog -f=bar foo vs prog -f bar foo. In the first example it's clear that bar is part of the flag f. Note that flags that accept multiple values may be problematic. A solution would be to adopt the syntax -f=value1,value2,value3.
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--flag=valuesyntax is used by many CLIs and has the benefit of beeing more concise in some contexts. For example:prog -f=bar foovsprog -f bar foo. In the first example it's clear thatbaris part of the flagf. Note that flags that accept multiple values may be problematic. A solution would be to adopt the syntax-f=value1,value2,value3.