refactor(import): show actual arg count in import error messages #9429
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Description
This addresses the second comment/request in #1083. It improves the error messages for dolt table import when incorrect argument counts are provided.
Problem
Previously, when users provided the wrong number of arguments to dolt table import, they would see:
expected 1 or 2 argumentsThis message didn't indicate how many arguments were actually provided, making it difficult to debug command issues.
Solution
Updated the argument validation to show the actual argument count:
expected 1 argument (for stdin) or 2 arguments (table and file), but received 0"expected at most 2 arguments (table and file), but received NAdditionally, the argparser now shows all provided arguments when there are too many, e.g.:
error: import has too many positional arguments.
Expected at most 2, found 3: year,state_fips, precinct_results, test.csvTesting
Added bats tests to verify the improved error messages: