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[Console] Use kebab-case for auto-guessed input arguments/options names#60344
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Good call!
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in fact we need to bump the dependency forsymfony/string
to^7.2
(see the low deps failure)
Fixed, thanks! |
Nice find, thanks Robin! |
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As it is standard for console options/arguments to be named using kebab-case, I propose to map the invoke parameter names using their kebab-case form in the input definition when they are initially camelCased or snake_cased.