Make mkcert -help print to stdout instead of stderr #265
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Currently "mkcert -help" prints to stderr, which is rather annoying as: $ mkcert -help | less Gives us a blank page, as it pipes only stdout. To get any results in less I need to use: $ mkcert 2>&1 | less $ mkcert |& less # Non-standard bash/ zsh Since the user explicitly asked for help with -help, it doesn't make much sense to output it to stderr IMHO.
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Currently "mkcert -help" prints to stderr, which is rather annoying as:
Gives us a blank page, as it pipes only stdout. To get any results in
less I need to use:
Since the user explicitly asked for help with -help, it doesn't make
much sense to output it to stderr IMHO.