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When turning off AutoVersion (or AutoHelp) in the ParserSettings, the HelpText still announces these commands as being available.
Root cause
In the Parser Class, the method MakeParserResult is called, which may call DisplayHelp.
DisplayHelp calls HelpText.AutoBuild, which creates a HelpText instance with AutoVersion and AutoHelp always set to true no matter which value has been set in the ParserSettings instance.
How to reproduce
public static class Program {
[Verb("do")]
public class Options {
[Option("what")]
public string What { get; set; }
}
static void Main(string args[]){
Parser p = new Parser(s => { s.AutoVersion = false });
ParserResult<object> r = p.Parse<object>(args, typeof(Options));
}
}
Calling the project without any options results in a helptext that includes the 'version' command, which is officially turned of.
If the user then calls the application with the version verb, an error is produced, since the version verb is not known.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Symptom
When turning off AutoVersion (or AutoHelp) in the
ParserSettings
, the HelpText still announces these commands as being available.Root cause
In the
Parser
Class, the methodMakeParserResult
is called, which may callDisplayHelp
.DisplayHelp
callsHelpText.AutoBuild
, which creates a HelpText instance withAutoVersion
andAutoHelp
always set totrue
no matter which value has been set in theParserSettings
instance.How to reproduce
Calling the project without any options results in a helptext that includes the 'version' command, which is officially turned of.
If the user then calls the application with the version verb, an error is produced, since the version verb is not known.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: