yargs-parser 'strip-dashed' option is incompatible with yargs option names

[adjkilgore]

When specifying a command option (e.g. component-version), it is automatically converted to camel-case in the parsed object (i.e. componentVersion).

When using the strip-dashed option to remove the non camel-case version, yargs fails validation, because the non camel-case option is missing.

Related Code

yargs
    .commandDir("./commands", {extensions: ["js", "ts"]})
    .demandCommand()
    .option("verbose", {description: "enable verbose logging for the command"})
    .help()
    .wrap(72)
    .parserConfiguration(
        {
            "sort-commands": true, 
            "strip-dashed": false, 
            "strip-aliased": true
        })
    .argv;

import { Argv } from "yargs";

exports.command = "prerelease <component>";

exports.desc = "manage deployable artifacts";

exports.builder = (yargs: Argv) => {
    
    yargs.positional("component", {
        type: "string",
        description: "The name of the component to deploy",
        demandOption: true
    });

    yargs.option("component-version", {        
        type: "string",
        description: "The version of the component to deploy",
        demandOption: true,
    })
};

exports.handler = (args: any): void => {
    console.log(args) // expect {component: "name", componentVersion: "1.0.0" }
}

Instead I get

Missing required argument: component-version

My expectation would be that parsing succeeds, and yargs recognises the camel-case option.

[shadowspawn]

I suspect this is a problem in yargs rather than yargs-parser, but I have not tried reproducing yet. It sounds very similar to issues I looked into with interaction of coerce and configuration: yargs/yargs#2308