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Issuing s4cmd --help yields Usage: s4cmd [options] and lists a lot of options, but implies that there are only options, no commands:
$ s4cmd --help
Usage: s4cmd [options]
Super S3 command line tool. Version 2.1.0
Options:
...
Still unsurprisingly just running s4cmd with all optional options omitted will yield [Invalid Argument] No command provided so the documentation printed with --help is wrong on that regard:
$ s4cmd
[Invalid Argument] No command provided
This is inconsistent and forces the user to look up the commands on the internet since the man page just reproduces the incomplete/wrong information of the --help option.
In my opinion the --help option and the man page should list all command listed in the README.md, so this tool becomes usable without having to look up the source repository first.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Issuing
s4cmd --help
yieldsUsage: s4cmd [options]
and lists a lot of options, but implies that there are only options, no commands:Still unsurprisingly just running
s4cmd
with all optional options omitted will yield[Invalid Argument] No command provided
so the documentation printed with--help
is wrong on that regard:This is inconsistent and forces the user to look up the commands on the internet since the man page just reproduces the incomplete/wrong information of the
--help
option.In my opinion the
--help
option and the man page should list all command listed in theREADME.md
, so this tool becomes usable without having to look up the source repository first.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: