west: sign.py: recommend separator -- tool_args always
In the following command, the first argument `for_rimage` is passed to `rimage` whereas `--for west` goes to west. ``` west sign for_rimage --for west ``` This is somehow valid but we really don't want anyone to do that. Signed-off-by: Marc Herbert <marc.herbert@intel.com>
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west sign -t your_tool -- ARGS_FOR_YOUR_TOOL
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The "ARGS_FOR_YOUR_TOOL" value can be any additional
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arguments you want to pass to the tool, such as the location of a
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signing key etc.
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The "ARGS_FOR_YOUR_TOOL" value can be any additional arguments you want to
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pass to the tool, such as the location of a signing key etc. Depending on
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which sort of ARGS_FOR_YOUR_TOOLS you use, the `--` separator/sentinel may
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not always be required. To avoid ambiguity and having to find and
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understand POSIX 12.2 Guideline 10, always use `--`.
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See tool-specific help below for details.'''
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