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Start by reproducing the annotated command examples using Boolean and boolean, then inspect how @Option required, defaultValue, and help-menu optionality are processed. Compare omitted options with explicit true and false values; done means a required Boolean option has no implicit choice and the help output and command validation consistently reflect that.

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spring shell version: 3.1.6

In one of my commands, I want to make sure that the end-user specifically indicates whether they either want A or B by using a Boolean. I don't want to make the choice for the end user.

When I add the following @Option on my command:

@Option(required = true, description = "Description", longNames = "Some long name")  Boolean booleanOption

Spring Shell, automatically transforms the booleanOption to defaultValue false. The help menu of the command indicates that the booleanOption is optional.

When transforming into

@Option(required = true, description = "Description", longNames = "Some long name")  boolean booleanOption

Still, the help menu indicates the booleanOption as optional. I assume for 2 reasons that this should not be the case: (1) it is a boolean and not Boolean. (2) required is explicitly set to true. The defaultValue is again false.

Setting the defaultValue to 'true' explicitly seems to be working.

@Option(required = true, description = "Description", longNames = "Some long name", defaultValue = "true")boolean booleanOption

It will show that the boolean is optional, but the default value will be true.

But again, I didn't want to choose for the user. I want the end user to articulate their choice when doing a command specifically.

If I write:

@Option(required = true, description = "Description", longNames = "Some long name", defaultValue = "")Boolean booleanOption

Or

@Option(required = true, description = "Description", longNames = "Some long name", defaultValue = "null")Boolean booleanOption

The defaultValue still translates to false (while as a Boolean I would expect it to be able to be null).

Is this the intended behavior?

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