Feature request: Stop parsing args after --

[Dialga]

For example I want to pass args to the deno repl for testing so it would be helpful to stop parsing args after -- is detected.
deno repl -- --help --xyz

[getspooky]

I think the current error return error: Found argument '--help' which wasn't expected, or isn't valid in this context makes sense

[felipecrs]

@getspooky I think the goal is to test the Deno.args behavior when using deno repl. For example:

$ deno repl -- arg1 arg2
Deno 1.13.1
exit using ctrl+d or close()
> Deno.args
["arg1", "arg2"]

I believe it's a valid use case, and I was about to open such issue as suggestion too.

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[felipecrs]

Please don't let it die! :(

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[felipecrs]

Please don't let this die!

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[felipecrs]

I think I will try to implement it in the coming days.

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[Dialga]

bump

[vegerot]

This is also blocking easy development for https://github.com/teaxyz/cli

[lucacasonato]

@crowlKats So it seems this si already supported for deno test and deno bench. Only for deno repl is it not supported.

Can you make deno repl -- foobar work?