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If you use an alias for a subcommand, it takes up the first argument. Take this example:
// cli.js args.command(['update', 'x']) // cli-update.js console.log(args.sub) cli update x // --> ['x'] cli up x // --> ['up', 'x']
Is this intended? Or should the subcommand somehow be ignored. It makes it harder to rely on positional arguments.
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If you use an alias for a subcommand, it takes up the first argument. Take this example:
Is this intended? Or should the subcommand somehow be ignored. It makes it harder to rely on positional arguments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: