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<name> <version> header from help text
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This is sad, you're sabotaging your own tool... |
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This really depends on personal preference. However, I personally don't think it's necessary to display the command name and version in the first line. Well-known CLI frameworks, such as Rust's clap and Go's cobra, do the same. |
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<name> <version>header from the generated help text.Old help text
New help text