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Regarding our discussion about addr vs address, I think the default behavior of argparse will let both be happy. By default, it tolerates abbreviations as long as they are unambigous: https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html#allow-abbrev
Thus, we can use ...-address if/when it comes up but ...-addr will also work, as a general feature of argparse. (Many, though not all, UNIX utilities work this way too.) @jklynch has made me a zealot for clear, reader-oriented naming schemes. :-D
Looking to other examples for inspiration, it might make sense to replace
--zmq-addr
with separate parameters:If we are concerned with backward-compatible for our small userbase, we can still support
--zmq-addr
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