Function getMultipleArgCases

tests/command.argumentVariations.test.js:104–116

(arg1, arg2)

  });

  function getMultipleArgCases(arg1, arg2) {
    return [
      ['.arguments', new commander.Command().arguments(`${arg1} ${arg2}`)],
      ['.argument', new commander.Command().argument(arg1).argument(arg2)],
      [
        '.addArgument',
        new commander.Command('add-argument')
          .addArgument(new commander.Argument(arg1))
          .addArgument(new commander.Argument(arg2)),
      ],
      ['.command', new commander.Command().command(`command ${arg1} ${arg2}`)],
    ];
  }

  test('when add arguments using multiple methods then all added', () => {
    // This is not a key use case, but explicitly test that additive behaviour.