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I'm not a 100% sure in this, but consider
This makes it consitent with
ccopts
.@nwatson22, is this the right convention to follow?
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Yes, I'd go without the
None
type option unless there is a situation where it could actually be set toNone
, which there shouldn't be as far as I know since you have[]
as the default.