@@ -1676,19 +1676,19 @@ Sub-commands
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16771677 .. method :: _SubParsersAction.add_parser(name, *, help=None, aliases=None, **kwargs)
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1679- Creates and returns a new :class: `!ArgumentParser ` object for the
1680- subcommand *name *.
1681-
1682- :param name: The name of the sub-command.
1683- :param help: A short description for this sub-command. If provided,
1684- it will be listed next to the command in the main
1685- parser's help message (e.g., ``PROG --help ``).
1686- :param aliases: A list or sequence of strings that can be used as
1687- alternative names for this sub-command (e.g., ``aliases=['r'] ``
1688- for a ``'run' `` command).
1689- :param kwargs: All other keyword arguments are passed directly to the
1690- :class: `!ArgumentParser ` constructor.
1691- This returned :class: `!ArgumentParser ` object can be modified as usual.
1679+ Creates and returns a new :class: `!ArgumentParser ` object for the
1680+ subcommand *name *.
1681+
1682+ :param name: The name of the sub-command.
1683+ :param help: A short description for this sub-command. If provided,
1684+ it will be listed next to the command in the main
1685+ parser's help message (e.g., ``PROG --help ``).
1686+ :param aliases: A list or sequence of strings that can be used as
1687+ alternative names for this sub-command (e.g., ``aliases=['r'] ``
1688+ for a ``'run' `` command).
1689+ :param kwargs: All other keyword arguments are passed directly to the
1690+ :class: `!ArgumentParser ` constructor.
1691+ This returned :class: `!ArgumentParser ` object can be modified as usual.
16921692 Description of parameters:
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16941694 * *title * - title for the sub-parser group in help output; by default
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