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Fix handling of --help in the build-commons.sh #91590

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@janvorli janvorli commented Sep 5, 2023

The --help was not recognized in that script because double dashes were converted to single ones before processing the options. That causes e.g. the src/test/build.sh to not to recognize the --help option, so it instead starts building the tests.

This change fixes it.

The `--help` was not recognized in that script because double dashes
were converted to single ones before processing the options. That
causes e.g. the src/test/build.sh to not to recognize the `--help`
option, so it instead starts building the tests.

This change fixes it
@janvorli janvorli added this to the 9.0.0 milestone Sep 5, 2023
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The --help was not recognized in that script because double dashes were converted to single ones before processing the options. That causes e.g. the src/test/build.sh to not to recognize the --help option, so it instead starts building the tests.

This change fixes it.

Author: janvorli
Assignees: janvorli
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area-Infrastructure-coreclr

Milestone: 9.0.0

@jkotas jkotas merged commit ce3b14d into dotnet:main Sep 5, 2023
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