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Currently, if no subcommand is provided and one types -v, they get an error, as the version switch is now -V. This change feels like it has no use: it's not like you can combine it with another subcommand either. I propose to eliminate the -V switch and replace it with -v only in the case where
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Clap, the library Komac uses for command line argument parsing, defaults to -V rather than -v to not conflict with the common usage of -v being a verbose flag - clap-rs/clap#138. As Komac doesn't use a verbose flag, I can override it so that -v, -V and --version are all valid options.
What would you like to see changed/added?
Currently, if no subcommand is provided and one types -v, they get an error, as the version switch is now -V. This change feels like it has no use: it's not like you can combine it with another subcommand either. I propose to eliminate the -V switch and replace it with -v only in the case where
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: