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And adjust 'runc --version' to print exactly the same content.
The
$ COMMAND --version
interface is a popular one for this information and makes a lot of
sense for single-action commands. For example, printf(1) [1] is only
ever going to do one meaningful thing, so --version, --help, and other
command-like actions work well as options.
Umbrella commands with multiple sub-commands, on the other hand, have
a more consistent interface if '... and exit' actions get their own
sub-commands. That allows you to declare an interface like:
$ COMMAND [global-options] SUB-COMMAND [sub-command-specific-options] [sub-command-specific-arguments]
without having to say "except if you use a sub-command-like global
option, in which case SUB-COMMAND is not allowed".
With this commit, we add support for 'version' while keeping
--version, because while 'version' makes more sense for umbrella
commands, a user may not know if runc is an umbrella command when they
ask for the version.
Existing umbrella commands are not particularly consistent:
* git(1) supports both --version and 'version', --help and 'help'.
* btrfs(8) supports both --version and 'version', --help and 'help'.
* ip(1) supports -V / -Version and 'help'.
* npm supports 'version' and 'help'.
* pip supports '--version', --help and 'help'.
[1]: http://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/printf.1.html
Signed-off-by: W. Trevor King <[email protected]>
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