1. 584dc71 Watch for --no and --no_ flag name conflicts. by ccalvarin · 8 years ago
  2. 706bafe Expand Invocation FlagPolicies on expansion flags. by ccalvarin · 8 years ago
  3. 22d261c Add expansion functions to options parser by Jon Brandvein · 8 years ago
  4. a5aa916 Create "internal" category of command-line options. by Michael Staib · 8 years ago
  5. 097e64c Refactor options converter logic by Jon Brandvein · 8 years ago
  6. 7579e14 Remove duplicate class. by Chloe Calvarin · 8 years ago
  7. 3f06748 Enable parameter file support for excessively long commandlines. by Googler · 8 years ago
  8. 6f09666 Polish the command-line reference. by Ulf Adams · 9 years ago
  9. 92a3a81 Fix OptionsParserImpl.clearValue (and invocation policy by extension) to work by Alex Humesky · 9 years ago
  10. 31162bc Delete the defaultMultipleValue field from options and refactor the logic for retrieving by Luis Fernando Pino Duque · 9 years ago
  11. 51a491b Add a new field to options called defaultMultipleValue which enables setting default values for by Luis Fernando Pino Duque · 9 years ago
  12. dafdc28 Refactoring of the OptionsParser implementation to allow overriding the value of an option with null. by Luis Fernando Pino Duque · 9 years ago
  13. c5ac430 Adds support for invocation policy to the canonicalize-flags command. by Alex Humesky · 9 years ago
  14. fab4b88 Deprecation warnings are no longer printed for flags specified using their old name. by Alex Humesky · 9 years ago
  15. 5f7e63e Adds an oldName attribute and a wrapperOption attribute to the @Option annotation for the options parser. oldName indicates the old name for the option, and the option will be parsed under both name and oldName. wrapperOption indicates that the option is a wrapper for other options. For example, in "--foo=--bar=baz", --foo wraps --bar=baz. With wrapperOption set to true for --foo, the options parser will "unwrap" --bar=baz and parse them as top-level flags. by Alex Humesky · 9 years ago
  16. 2f3f4cf Adds a mechanism for invocation policy. The policy is taken through the --invocation_policy startup flag and allows an application invoking Bazel to set or override flag values (whether from the command line or a bazelrc). by Alex Humesky · 9 years ago
  17. f88f4d8 Rationalize copyright headers by Damien Martin-Guillerez · 10 years ago
  18. 173ee82 Add a converter for enum flags that can also be boolean. by Googler · 10 years ago
  19. d08b27f Update from Google. by Han-Wen Nienhuys · 10 years ago