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Hide --print-acir
from showing in help for commands other than compile
#2130
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What's the harm to leaving them as is? Noise? |
Yeah, 90% of developers never need to use these flags. I'm also planning on restricting which commands they apply to (they currently apply to |
Makes sense. I guess I don't have a strong opinion for this case specifically, but in general we might want to have one "source of truth" (whether it being Happy to hear thoughts on if / where would that make sense, if any. |
--show-ssa
, --show-brillig
, and --print-acir
from showing in CLI help--print-acir
from showing in help for commands other than compile
While certain things would be available (but hidden) we can state in documentation that they are there but we believe they're not useful for wider population and therefore we do not think about continuing support for them; they might be exposed in some other ways... |
@kobyhallx certainly! Do check the doc needs box on the PR if docs are where the info should live 🙌 |
Problem
The
--show-ssa
,--show-brillig
, and--print-acir
are not hugely useful for most users of Nargo, mainly for us on the Noir team which need to use them for debugging the Noir compiler itself.While they should exist, we don't need to document them for end users.
Happy Case
These flags should be hidden from the CLI help output. One exception on this is that we should potentially allow printing ACIR on the
nargo info
command.Alternatives Considered
No response
Additional Context
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Would you like to submit a PR for this Issue?
Yes
Support Needs
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