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Added support for setting default commands #10
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I ran into a situation where I needed my program to just launch something with no subcommand, but also have a set of subcommands to interact with data and a running daemon. All bases should be covered here (tests, help text, etc...).
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Hi! Sorry, I added this in a slightly different way here: b097e4d I saw this after I already did the implementation (committed later). Sorry! |
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Hi @kyleterry In case you are interested: I implemented a SubcommandChooser which I believe covers your use case #20 |
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I ran into a situation where I needed my program to just launch
something with no subcommand, but also have a set of subcommands to
interact with data and a running daemon. All bases should be covered
here (tests, help text, etc...).