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Alternative solution is to write the five extra commands and eliminate the need for --verbose.
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I’m assuming you mean the five extra commands from nanoc. They’re hidden on purpose; they’re deprecated so they shouldn’t be shown by default.
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Is there confusion in removing the line (5 hidden commands omitted; show them with --verbose)
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If they are deprecated, why do I need to know about them. Migration information could go into a migration guide or an upgrade guide.
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Is there confusion in removing the line
(5 hidden commands omitted; show them with --verbose)
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That is possible, but it doesn’t solve the problem that --help --verbose
doesn’t work as expected, though.
If they are deprecated, why do I need to know about them.
That’s why they’re hidden. Perhaps the message could be updated to say that they are deprecated.
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I personally would rather not see them at all. That said, I am not upgrading from one version to another at the moment. When I do, I will first check the Upgrade guide rather than the list of commands.
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They won’t be removed from nanoc 3.x because nanoc follows semantic versioning.
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+1 for that rationale.
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Closing, as I don’t believe that there is any reasonable way that --help --verbose
can print the help verbosely. Cri handles the options in a certain order; --help
being evaluated after --verbose
is odd (and what about other cases, such as --help --version
?).
help --verbose
will still work.
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Related Issues (20)
- Feature: Arbitrary arguments HOT 3
- Is the argument: option required when using multiple: true HOT 3
- uninitialized constant Cri::Error HOT 2
- Options propagation on subcommand tree HOT 4
- iterating over arguments fails since 2.12 HOT 2
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- Release 2.15.4 breaks semver HOT 10
- Commands without `summary` does not even show command name HOT 2
- Forbidden optional parameters set to ` nil` when not present in command line HOT 15
- Version 2.15.7 causes runtime error HOT 1
- Options from one command appear in other commands
- Consider making it clearer that --verbose is an option for the help subcommand itself HOT 4
- 2.15.8 breaks nanoc HOT 6
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- Warning with ruby 2.7 HOT 3
- [Feature Request]: Change symbols with dashes/hyphens to underscores
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- make a new release? HOT 2
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