Closed
Description
The 932* rules, such as 932237 for example, use a word boundary match to ensure that "something" follows a command word. At a word boundary, two adjacent tokens must not both match \w and \W, i.e., one must be a word token and the other must not. This means that "something" must be a word token if the previous token was a space, redirect, etc. If "something" is not a word token, such as the dash character, then the word boundary match will fail.
Example: some-command --help would not match a search for some-command.
A possible solution to this problem might be to replace the word boundary match \b with \S.
This issue was discovered in #3394 by @EsadCetiner.