Accept main methods with no arguments #42
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Just changed the syntax to an option. That's |
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Useful to run tests for example
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This PR allows users to specify a main method accepting no arguments, which is useful to use methods such as
org.scalajs.testing.bridge.Bridge.startas an entrypoint, and tweaks minor other things (.bspin.gitignore, default to Scala 2.13.x).Right now, arg-less entrypoints can be specified like
--mainMethod org.scalajs.testing.bridge.Bridge.start!(!at the end of the method name), but let me know if you'd prefer those to be specified another way.These changes are motivated by VirtusLab/scala-cli#676, which runs the Scala.JS linker in an external process, rather than embedding it in the Scala CLI native image.