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5-6: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSeparate subprocess and in-process coverage in the helper overview.
command!runs the compiled binary and captures its output.parsecalls the generatedparse_fromfunction, whilehelpand completion call theusage_argvhelpers in-process. State these coverage types separately so readers do not assume every helper runs a subprocess.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/guide/getting-started.md`:
- Line 136: Remove the trailing space inside the inline code span in the cursor
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In `@docs/spec/reference/complete.md`:
- Around line 3-5: Update the complete-node overview to state that it supplies
candidates for an argument or flag, and refer to an argument or flag when
describing where fixed choices belong. Preserve the existing guidance about
built-in types and run commands.
In `@docs/spec/reference/group.md`:
- Around line 29-30: Update the group placement description near the sentence
beginning “A group lives” to say it lives on the command whose arguments it
names, covering positional, flag, and mixed groups.
In `@docs/spec/reference/index.md`:
- Line 15: Update the reference table around the sigil/clause entry so sigil is
not presented as a node; keep sigil documented as a property of arg, either by
moving it outside the node table or revising the table to describe concepts
rather than nodes.
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In `@docs/rust/testing.md`:
- Around line 5-6: Update the helper overview to distinguish subprocess coverage
from in-process coverage: document that command! runs the compiled binary and
captures output, while parse uses generated parse_from and help/completion use
usage_argv in-process. Avoid implying that all helpers execute a subprocess.
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usage 6.8.0 Created-by: HarmonybrewBot Commit-by: HarmonybrewBot Merged-by: HarmonybrewBot Description: Created by `brew bump` --- Created with `brew bump-formula-pr`.<details> <summary>release notes</summary> <pre>This release gives the `usage` CLI native shell completions (including PowerShell), adds a configurable link extension for Markdown docs, and fixes a batch of synopsis and Markdown rendering issues across docs and man pages. ## Added - **(cli)** Native shell completions ([#1388](jdx/usage#1388), @jdx). `usage --completions <shell>` now emits native scripts that call the installed binary's compiled completion handler instead of caching a spec and relying on the bash-completion helpers. Bash, Zsh, Fish, and a new PowerShell script are all supported, and scripts use `command usage` so a shell function or alias can no longer shadow the executable. All four scripts are published alongside the CLI spec as signed Packslip resources. General `usage generate completion` behavior is unchanged. - **(docs)** Configurable Markdown link extension ([#1394](jdx/usage#1394), @jdx). Generated Markdown links previously always ended in `.md`, forcing consumers who serve HTML or extensionless pages to rewrite links after generation. A new `--link-extension` flag (and `MarkdownRenderer::with_link_extension`, default `.md`) controls the suffix on command and configuration links without changing output filenames: ``` usage generate markdown --file mycli.usage.kdl --link-extension .html ``` Custom templates now also receive `link_extension` and `config_link` in their context. ## Fixed - **(docs)** Render optional subcommands and mount synopses ([#1393](jdx/usage#1393), @jdx). Generated synopses showed `<SUBCOMMAND>` even when a command could run without one; the shared usage string now honors `subcommand_required` (using `[SUBCOMMAND]` when optional) and custom placeholder names, keeping terminal help, Markdown, man pages, JSON, and SDK docs consistent. Unresolved mounts can also declare a display-only `synopsis` (for example `mount run="mycli tasks --usage" synopsis="[TASK] [ARGS]…"`) to document dynamic arguments without running discovery; parsing and completion are unchanged. - **(docs)** Preserve Markdown code blocks and headings ([#1392](jdx/usage#1392), @jdx). Indented help text was converted to code fences by stripping four spaces from every matching line, which could corrupt nested lists and existing fenced examples. Markdown code-block boundaries are now parsed so only real indented code blocks are converted, fences are chosen longer than any embedded backtick runs, and HTML escaping recognizes longer fences. Hidden subcommands are now filtered out before the Subcommands heading, and the duplicate synopsis line was removed from the multipage index. - **(manpage)** Render mount synopses and custom command names ([#1395](jdx/usage#1395), @jdx). Completes the man-page side of the synopsis fixes above. The man-page renderer now carries declarative mount synopses and custom subcommand names into its own synopsis (instead of hard-coded `<COMMAND>`/`[COMMAND]`), includes mount fragments in root and subcommand synopses without running discovery, and emits a detail section for a command whose only documentation is a mount synopsis. ## Changed - **(docs)** Refreshed guides, navigation, and landing page ([#1391](jdx/usage#1391), @jdx). A new getting-started guide walks from install through KDL, lint/explain, docs/man, completions, and diff. Navigation is reorganized into guides, framework docs, and references with route-specific sidebars; the landing page is simplified with clearer starting points for Rust apps, existing CLIs, and scripts. Installation commands, Rust and SDK examples, and completion setup were corrected, Go is now labeled a development preview, and broken links across all 171 Markdown files were fixed. **Full Changelog**: jdx/usage@v6.7.1...v6.8.0 ## 💚 Sponsor usage usage is built and maintained by [@jdx](https://github.com/jdx), an open source developer at [**entire.io**](https://entire.io/), the title sponsor of his open source work. If `usage` powers CLI specs, docs, or completions for a tool you maintain or use, please consider becoming an [individual or company sponsor](https://jdx.dev/sponsors.html). Your support funds ongoing development and helps keep usage fast, free, and independent. </pre> <p>View the full release notes at <a href="https://github.com/jdx/usage/releases/tag/v6.8.0">https://github.com/jdx/usage/releases/tag/v6.8.0</a>.</p> </details> <hr> See merge request: Harmonybrew/homebrew-core!18569
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Getting started required piecing together several guides, and some examples no longer matched the current parser or generated SDK APIs. This refresh gives Rust applications, existing CLIs, and scripts clear starting points while retaining the site's current visual identity.
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This PR refreshes documentation and the VitePress site so newcomers have clearer paths (Rust, existing CLI, scripts, spec-first) without changing runtime behavior.
Site structure and landing: Navigation now leads with Get started, uses route-specific sidebars (
/,/rust/,/go/), and relabels Go as a development preview. The home hero drops framework/tool tiles in favor of primary CTAs and adds below-the-fold “starting point” and toolkit sections; benchmark content moves off the hero. Typography, contrast, mobile layout, and reduced-motion handling are tuned in the theme CSS.New and rewritten guides: Adds
docs/guide/getting-started.md(install → KDL → lint/explain → docs/man → completions → diff). README, contributing docs, CLI guides (completions, markdown, manpages, scripts, SDK, diff), Rust/Go/spec/integration pages, and corpus READMEs are updated for currentusage generate …/--filespelling,cargo install usage-cli --locked, and accurate SDK/Rust examples. Go warnings are standardized to development preview; contributor setup documents mise, docs build, andmise execfor Cargo/mbx bypass.Reference and integration copy: Spec argv/flag/cmd reference pages get clearer intros and corrected examples (e.g. config snippets nested under
config, anchor fixes). clap_usage and Cobra integration READMEs document the hidden--usage-specexport pattern. Root CONTRIBUTING and NOTICE expand local workflow notes and use full GitHub URLs for off-repo links.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 2fe743c. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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