Release 1.1.0

Minor release that fixes some formatting issues and updates dependencies.

Release 1.0.0

The big change with this release is the addition of cross-build support for 2.12 and 2.13, while dropping support for 2.11.

In addition there is one minor feature - enumeratum-style enums will now print their options in the order in which they are declared when rendering usage.

Release 0.7.0

Minor release that gets a major version bump because:

• Build has been updated to use latest scala point releases to ensure JDK 9 and 10 runtime compatibility

Release 0.6.1

Minor release with the following improvements:

• Word wrapping could trim off trailing ANSI terminal codes. (#15)
• Updating to sbt 1.2.6 and commons 0.6.1 (#20)

Note: there is no 0.6.0 release due to an issue with the POM file when releasing (see 01c912d)

Release 0.5.0

Minor release with the following improvements:

• Possible values for enums are now printed in green and not the terminal default color
• Better error messages are produced if an option value cannot be converted to the required type

Release 0.4.0

Minor release with the following changes:

1. Upgraded commons dependencies to allow arguments of type Char.
2. Fixed use of short names in error message when mutually exclusive options are used.

Release 0.3.1

Release 0.3.1 is a bugfix release that includes the following changes:

1. Non @arg-annotated constructor parameters are no longer exposed via the Sopt API

Release 0.3.0

Version 0.3.0 introduces the idea of groups of options. The @arg() annotation has a new element, group which allows options to be grouped together. The default display now shows options grouped by group instead of by required/optional. Required/optional status is shows via color and presence/absence of the string [Optional]

Release 0.2.0

The first release of our scala command line parsing API.

The main API can be seen in the following methods in com.fulcrumgenomics.sopt.Sopt:

• find: finds classes that extend the given type within the specified package; used to find all command line classes to be exposed on the command line.
• parseCommand: parses a command line for a single command.
• parseCommandAndSubCommand: parses a command line for a command/sub-command pair.

See the README for a more detailed example of the usage of these methods.

The sopt project was previously a sub-project of dagr where it was used extensively before becoming a standalone project.