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While working on Thor command of a project I thought that on error on argument, Thor could be more helpful.
My proposal. Before
$ ruby enum_demo.rb start -v
ERROR: "enum_demo.rb start" was called with arguments ["-v"]
Usage: "enum_demo.rb start"
After
ruby enum_demo.rb start -v
ERROR: "enum_demo.rb start" was called with arguments ["-v"]
Usage:
enum_demo.rb start
Options:
-d, [--debug], [--no-debug], [--skip-debug]
# Default: false
-h, [--help], [--no-help], [--skip-help]
# Default: false
Start the application
I already made a quick hack but before going further I would like to get some feedbacks about this idea of output.
The help output with Thor command seems to be a subject (#524, #402, #375, #661, etc). I am wondering if it would be wanted to fix some of issues. I can look at it, but first I would like to be sure about what we want to accept as a proper CLI help interface.
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Hello
While working on Thor command of a project I thought that on error on argument, Thor could be more helpful.
My proposal. Before
After
I already made a quick hack but before going further I would like to get some feedbacks about this idea of output.
The help output with Thor command seems to be a subject (#524, #402, #375, #661, etc). I am wondering if it would be wanted to fix some of issues. I can look at it, but first I would like to be sure about what we want to accept as a proper CLI help interface.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: