Kyle-Ye/XcodeLLMEligible

[Other] Unknown option '--domain-name'

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NiklausChung commented

Additional Information

After running:
(base) ~% /Users/X/eligibility_util ./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --domain-name OS_ELIGIBILITY_DOMAIN_GREYMATTER --answer 4

The result gave:
Error: Unknown option '--domain-name'
Usage: eligibility_util
See 'eligibility_util --help' for more information.

Is there anyway to fix this? Much thanks.

Kyle-Ye commented

I can't reproduce your issue with the latest eligibility_util.

./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --domain-name OS_ELIGIBILITY_DOMAIN_GREYMATTER --answer 4
Force domain answer successfully

Suggestions:

  1. Redownload the latest version of eligibility_util
  2. Try running ./eligibility_util --help and ./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --help to see if you are missing anything.
./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --help
USAGE: eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer [--domain-name <domain-name>] [--domain <domain>] --answer <answer>

THE DOMAIN TO FORCE THE ANSWER FOR:
  --domain-name <domain-name>
                          bool value
  --domain <domain>       string value

OPTIONS:
  --answer <answer>       The answer to force
  -h, --help              Show help information.
dont-see-big-shark commented
Screenshot 2024-07-31 at 9 54 03 AM as i run this tools, always get error, bash dont work neither.
NiklausChung commented

Screenshot 2024-07-31 at 9 54 03 AM as i run this tools, always get error, bash dont work neither.

For your question, I suspect your SIP has not been disabled.
Recovery mode - csrutil disable

NiklausChung commented

I can't reproduce your issue with the latest eligibility_util.

./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --domain-name OS_ELIGIBILITY_DOMAIN_GREYMATTER --answer 4
Force domain answer successfully

Suggestions:

  1. Redownload the latest version of eligibility_util
  2. Try running ./eligibility_util --help and ./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --help to see if you are missing anything.
./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --help
USAGE: eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer [--domain-name <domain-name>] [--domain <domain>] --answer <answer>

THE DOMAIN TO FORCE THE ANSWER FOR:
  --domain-name <domain-name>
                          bool value
  --domain <domain>       string value

OPTIONS:
  --answer <answer>       The answer to force
  -h, --help              Show help information.

I've checked the file version, redownloaded it and ran again. Using command -help, the following is what I got.

% ./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --help
USAGE: eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer [--domain-name <domain-name>] [--domain <domain>] --answer <answer>

THE DOMAIN TO FORCE THE ANSWER FOR:
  --domain-name <domain-name>
                          bool value
  --domain <domain>       string value

OPTIONS:
  --answer <answer>       The answer to force
  -h, --help              Show help information.

It would seem fine, but I still got

 /Users/X/eligibility_util ./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --domain-name OS_ELIGIBILITY_DOMAIN_GREYMATTER --answer 4
Error: Unknown option '--domain-name'
Usage: eligibility_util <subcommand>
  See 'eligibility_util --help' for more information.

Quite weird.

Kyle-Ye commented

as i run this tools, always get error, bash dont work neither.

Please read the instruction here. @dont-see-big-shark

Kyle-Ye commented

I can't reproduce your issue with the latest eligibility_util.

./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --domain-name OS_ELIGIBILITY_DOMAIN_GREYMATTER --answer 4
Force domain answer successfully

Suggestions:

  1. Redownload the latest version of eligibility_util
  2. Try running ./eligibility_util --help and ./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --help to see if you are missing anything.
./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --help
USAGE: eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer [--domain-name <domain-name>] [--domain <domain>] --answer <answer>

THE DOMAIN TO FORCE THE ANSWER FOR:
  --domain-name <domain-name>
                          bool value
  --domain <domain>       string value

OPTIONS:
  --answer <answer>       The answer to force
  -h, --help              Show help information.

I've checked the file version, redownloaded it and ran again. Using command -help, the following is what I got.

% ./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --help
USAGE: eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer [--domain-name <domain-name>] [--domain <domain>] --answer <answer>

THE DOMAIN TO FORCE THE ANSWER FOR:
  --domain-name <domain-name>
                          bool value
  --domain <domain>       string value

OPTIONS:
  --answer <answer>       The answer to force
  -h, --help              Show help information.

It would seem fine, but I still got

 /Users/X/eligibility_util ./eligibility_util forceDomainAnswer --domain-name OS_ELIGIBILITY_DOMAIN_GREYMATTER --answer 4
Error: Unknown option '--domain-name'
Usage: eligibility_util <subcommand>
  See 'eligibility_util --help' for more information.

Quite weird.

I do not know what's happening on your shell.

Some suggestions:

  1. Use a clean shell environment
  2. Save it as a shell script xx.sh and run it via bash ./xx.sh
  3. Build and debug it directly to see what's happening on ArgumentParser side / the actual input eligibility_util is receiving. See https://github.com/Kyle-Ye/eligibility/tree/main/eligibility_util
Kyle-Ye commented

Close due to no active response.