I had a tool in $PATH and needed to determine whether its from GNU coreutils/findutils/... , busybox, or uutils. While the GNU and Busybox state their origin in the --help and --version , uutils stays (mostly) silent about its origin.
Add something like part of uutils to --help and also mention uutils in the --version output.
Since procps is a multi-call binary, it should also support --version on the top level, i.e. procps --version.
Note: This bug is part of a series of bugreports across all tools of uutils. Please check wether I've covered all your utilities.
Related:
I had a tool in $PATH and needed to determine whether its from GNU coreutils/findutils/... , busybox, or uutils. While the GNU and Busybox state their origin in the
--helpand--version, uutils stays (mostly) silent about its origin.Add something like
part of uutilsto--helpand also mentionuutilsin the--versionoutput.Since
procpsis a multi-call binary, it should also support--versionon the top level, i.e.procps --version.Note: This bug is part of a series of bugreports across all tools of uutils. Please check wether I've covered all your utilities.
Related:
--versionshould provide uutils-specific identifier coreutils#7427--helpand--versioncoreutils#12114--helpand--versiontar#273--helpand--version#690--helpand--versionutil-linux#538--helpand--versionacl#298--helpand--versionfindutils#672--helpand--versionsed#407--helpand--versionawk#2--helpand--versiondiffutils#222--helpand--versionbsdutils#128--helpand--versionshadow-rs#161--helpand--versionhostname#290