Description

#[AsCommand('app:load', 'Demo camelCase option')]
class LoadCommand
{
	public function __invoke(
		SymfonyStyle $io,
		#[Option(description: 'Fetch the data from a remote URL instead of the local file')]
		?string $remoteUrl = null,
	): int
	{
		if ($remoteUrl) {
		    $io->writeln("Option remoteUrl: $remoteUrl");
		}
		return Command::SUCCESS;
	}
}

bin/console app:load --help
Description:
  Demo camelCase option

Usage:
  app:load [options]

Options:
      --remoteUrl[=REMOTEURL]  Fetch the data from a remote URL instead of the local file

It seems to me that the option should be --remote-url (kabob-case), but that the PHP variable name should be camel-case. This is consistent with how the serializer and doctrine entities work, where the PHP name is mapped via a NamingStrategy.

That is, I would like to see

  Demo camelCase option

Usage:
  app:load [options]

Options:
      --remote-url[=REMOTE-URL]  Fetch the data from a remote URL instead of the local file

Without having to explictly set the name:

#[Option(name: 'remote-url', description: 'Fetch the data from a remote URL instead of the local file')]

zenstuck/console-extra had the same issue, but changed the behavior for 2.0 (thus a BC). Any chance this could be added before 7.3 is released?

Example

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