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I want to be able to define a few flags that work no matter what command is used. It's possible to define them as .global, but there doesn't appear to be a way to have the argument handled globally.
use case: I want to add a --printConfig flag which pretty-prints the current configuration being used, for whatever command is being run, then process.exits without actually running the command.
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I want to be able to define a few flags that work no matter what command is used. It's possible to define them as
.global
, but there doesn't appear to be a way to have the argument handled globally.use case: I want to add a
--printConfig
flag which pretty-prints the current configuration being used, for whatever command is being run, thenprocess.exit
s without actually running the command.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: