bib2gls(1) on Linux
The text 747dde4fdefd, as Debian 13 (Trixie) shipped it.
Flags it lists
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--aux-input-action -
--break-space -
--cite-as-record -
--collapse-same-location-range -
--custom-packages -
--datatool-sort-markers -
--debug -
--debug-mode -
--default-encoding -
--expand-fields -
--force-cross-resource-refs -
--group -
--help -
--interpret -
--list-known-packages -
--log-encoding -
--merge-nameref-on -
--merge-wrglossary-records -
--mfirstuc-math-protection -
--nested-link-check -
--no-break-space -
--no-cite-as-record -
--no-collapse-same-location-range -
--no-datatool-sort-markers -
--no-date-in-header -
--no-expand-fields -
--no-force-cross-resource-refs -
--no-group -
--no-interpret -
--no-merge-wrglossary-records -
--no-mfirstuc-math-protection -
--no-mfirstuc-protection -
--no-nested-link-check -
--no-obey-aux-catcode -
--no-provide-glossaries -
--no-record-count -
--no-record-count-unit -
--no-replace-quotes -
--no-retain-formats -
--no-support-unicode-script -
--no-trim-fields -
--no-warn-non-bib-fields -
--no-warn-unknown-entry-types -
--obey-aux-catcode -
--provide-glossaries -
--record-count -
--record-count-rule -
--record-count-unit -
--replace-quotes -
--retain-formats -
--shortcuts -
--silent -
--support-unicode-script -
--tex-encoding -
--trim-except-fields -
--trim-fields -
--trim-only-fields -
--verbose -
--version -
--warn-non-bib-fields -
--warn-unknown-entry-types -
-c -
-g -
-h -
-n -
-r -
-v -
-x