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It could prove useful for the casual user as well as for the bug reporter to be able to see which version of gonano is actually installed, e.g.:
$ gonano --version gonano/0.1.16 (2021-06-04)
The casual user will be able to asses if a newer version is available, and the bug reporter can include the version string in their issue.
If you choose to implement this, please allow both a long (--version) and a short (-v) option.
--version
-v
Should you choose to include the release date, please use the ISO-8601 format.
Cheers.
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It could prove useful for the casual user as well as for the bug reporter to be able to see which version of gonano is actually installed, e.g.: $ gonano --version gonano/0.1.16 (2021-06-04) The casual user will be able to asses if a newer version is available, and the bug reporter can include the version string in their issue. If you choose to implement this, please allow both a long (--version) and a short (-v) option. Should you choose to include the release date, please use the ISO-8601 format. Cheers.
I'll take care of it if approved by maintainer @hectorchu
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It could prove useful for the casual user as well as for the bug reporter to be able to see which version of gonano is actually installed, e.g.:
The casual user will be able to asses if a newer version is available, and the bug reporter can include the version string in their issue.
If you choose to implement this, please allow both a long (
--version
) and a short (-v
) option.Should you choose to include the release date, please use the ISO-8601 format.
Cheers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: