Passing options as argument to other options without using positional-args

[delay-lama]

Is it possible to achieve something like pacman package manager syntax (pacman -S -y -u), where options consist of top-level option (-S) and context (-y -u)?
I tried to create separate struct for context and do nested parsing in function callback of top-level option:

actions_s.Sync = func(context_sl []string) {
		args_sl, err := flags.ParseArgs(&context_s, context_sl)
		if err == nil || err == flags.ErrHelp {
			fmt.Println(args_sl)
		} else {
			fmt.Println(err)
		}
	}

But this didn't work, any options after the first top-level option were treated like separate top-level options, not like the context for the first one. As I understand, positional-args field enforces specific order on options, but I need that context can be specified in any order, so -S -y -u will be equal to -S -u -y.

[delay-lama]

Nvm, I have read the manual and figured out that I overcomplicated the task, and used subcommands