As commented at #3162 (comment)
I wonder if we should use this as an opportunity to consider redesigning the existing command line arguments.
What we have as of today is literally two commands (run benchmarks or display info) and the benchmarking command has way too many options/arguments (I am the one to blame for that). Moreover, it certain things are impossible to configure with command line.
BenchmarkDotNet command line interface are complicated and need to be simplified.
Currently, there are following options/arguments categories are exists. and these options are specified on flat hierarchy.
So it can't specify multiple config/job level options via command line interface.
Global level options
--help--version--info--list
Config level options
--exporters--counters--memory--threading--exceptions--disasm--profiler--allStats--statisticalTest--artifacts--filter--hide- Options that are defined at ConfigOptions
--maxWidth--buildTimeout--wakeLock
Job level options
Other that are not listed above.
As commented at #3162 (comment)
BenchmarkDotNet command line interface are complicated and need to be simplified.
Currently, there are following options/arguments categories are exists. and these options are specified on flat hierarchy.
So it can't specify multiple config/job level options via command line interface.
Globallevel options--help--version--info--listConfiglevel options--exporters--counters--memory--threading--exceptions--disasm--profiler--allStats--statisticalTest--artifacts--filter--hide--maxWidth--buildTimeout--wakeLockJoblevel optionsOther that are not listed above.