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The similar problem with calling `objdump` happens with using llvm-objdump, because of this argument https://github.com/noseglasses/elf_diff/blob/8b0b7236fe9cd7bc09aa011528fb904321a0bd5a/src/elf_diff/instruction_collector.py#L140 `llvm-objdump` has no flag `--source-comment`. Could it be made optional under the flag?

Hello, yes, you can with inheritance. Example https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlinx-cli/blob/master/core/commonTest/src/SubcommandsTests.kt#L38

Hello, @ethanmdavidson! Do you use `linuxArm64` in multiplatform projects with jvm and/or js target at the same time or do you have only native targets in project? MacosArm64 will be...

> Also, the project description says it is "Platform-agnostic" and "can be used in any Kotlin project", which in my mind means it should support every platform that Kotlin can...

> Such an API will make possible definition of nested sub-commands Now you also can use nested subcommands. I didn't get what you can't do now. Could you describe a...

``` val parser = ArgParser("git") class Remote: Subcommand("remote", "Remote") { override fun execute() { } } class Add: Subcommand("add", "Add") { override fun execute() { println("Add") } } val remote...

> But anyway how can we access to Remote's options from the Add command? Why do you need to have such an access?

> There can be global options. Also every command can have its own options. You can have global options in the main parser and options for each subcommand on any...

We're open to any ideas. Subcommands are marked as `Experimental`, but to make some decisions about design we need some use cases that should be cover.

Now you can't do so. And I have doubts that you really need transformation in current example. It seems that you need new `ArgType.File` (unfortunately it isn't supported yet). Or...