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Capital -V
for version is a bit odd
#215
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I did a bit search and it seems the short option for Also the current behavior is one cannot define their own |
I support we just deprecate the short |
Ok I think I'll just remove the support of short option version but this is gonna be a breaking change so I'll postpone this change a bit. |
now |
It's nice that Comonicon automatically adds support for
--version
, but the "short flag" is not what I expected. I think-V
is slightly non-standard, or at least much rarer than-v
for--version
, e.g.Some commands do seem to grab
-v
(e.g.bash
,cat
, and others), however they tend to only offer--version
and not use-V
as a substitute.With this all in mind, I think it might be more intuitive if Comonicon always offered
--version
, and then adds-v
(not-V
) automatically when it hasn't already been assigned to something else. Does this sound possible?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: