Print help if run without a subcommand #3
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Needs rebase now (probably best to rebase on #6 now so we get CI) |
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Can you rebase on #6? Now it will require updating the CLI regression tests, which is a nice test of them. (In general, don't worry about breaking those tests -- the point of them is so that we can do a diff of them before releases, but for now we don't care about stability because the tool was basically just created and has no users.) |
Print the help/usage info if run without a subcommand instead of printing a bad error message.
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Print help/usage info if run without a subcommand instead of printing
Execution failed: Subcommand not found: