Adding handling commandline arguments for "dart run"

[brilliapps]

Dart doesn't handle commandline arguments for "dart run" command, like flutter does, for example:

flutter run -d windows --debug -a debugging

void main(List<String> args) {
  bool isDebugging = args.contains('debugging') ? true : false; 
}

My new feature request is for "dart run" to handle the custom commanline arguments like "dart file.dart myArgument"
and "dart run file.dart myArgument" do, or optionally like flutter does.

[dart-github-bot]

Summary: The dart run command lacks the ability to handle custom command-line arguments, unlike flutter run. This feature is considered standard and would allow users to pass arguments to their Dart applications.

[Levi-Lesches]

How about --?

Eg, dart run -- arg1 arg2

[lrhn]

I can get behind the --.

Asking for dart run foo to not think foo is the script feels a little too fragile.
Especially since it allows you to omit the .dart, so writing dart run foo already means the same as dart run foo.dart.

[OnkelTem]

How about --?

Eg, dart run -- arg1 arg2

That would be also fine I believe.

The thing is currently there is no way at all to pass the main script any arguments without typing the script name explicitly.

So any approach will work. But since @brilliapps mentioned flutter run, why invent a new interface beyond what already exists in flutter?

[brilliapps]

Even if possible both -- and -a and even something else, if it is broadly used, might be implemented. Not an important way for Dart to get broader "audience", but something familiar to different kind of programmers always helps a bit.