Chromium has over 1600 command-line switches
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Re: Chromium has over 1600 command-line switches
#2It made me chuckle that the comment in "--accept-lang" states "When commenting your switch, please use the same voice as surrounding comments", and the very next flag breaks that rule.
Re: Chromium has over 1600 command-line switches
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Re: Chromium has over 1600 command-line switches
#4I wonder if services like Gmail have hundreds of feature flags at any given point.
Re: Chromium has over 1600 command-line switches
#5My favorite is the one that disables CORS... makes it easy to write local clients/tools that can get data from anywhere:
--disable-web-security
Re: Chromium has over 1600 command-line switches
#6amazing stuff. I love feature toggles
Re: Chromium has over 1600 command-line switches
#7`--birch-is-evening`
> sets the birch ranker to assume it is evening for birch chip ranking purposes.
i begin to suspect there might be a better way of organizing all this functionality
Re: Chromium has over 1600 command-line switches
#8I'd like to think `--all` just turns them all on at once.
Re: Chromium has over 1600 command-line switches
#9We're talking about the company that had to contribute arbitrary-length command lines to the Linux kernel, and whose flags library supports reading the flags from a file, in case your appetite for flags is insatiable.
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/b6a2fea39318e43fee8...
Re: Chromium has over 1600 command-line switches
#10--false Value indicating whether flag from command line switch is false.
So I can have fun with --false=true --true=false?