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in node shell: I also tried to wrap the numbers with different kinds of quotes, but it didn't have any effect. I don't know if this is a "feature" or a "bug". Update**: The example above is bad in the sense that is different from what it would look like when using from the shell, which influences the error messages. A better example is: ~~Since the repo doesn't seem to be maintained~~ (sorry for that, it's not true, must have switched the name with one of the other repos), just filing this to make people aware since I discovered it while comparing features of different argument parsers (WIP)
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This commit fixes #62. I've tested it locally in my project by running in the repository with this fix applied, and then running in my project. The TypeScript error that I was initially getting is resolved and functions properly.