Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
190385b55d
-h/--help and --version are moved from a standalone section into the Output group, because they look misplaced without a header and having a new "Options" group with the verb-like entries also wasn't appealing. Output is changed a bit to avoid repeating "rather than path": - -p --print=filename Print selected filename rather than path - -p --print=version Print selected version rather than path - -p --print=type Print selected inode type rather than path - -p --print=arch Print selected architecture rather than path - -p --print=tries Print selected tries left/tries done rather than path - -p --print=all Print all of the above - --resolve=yes Canonicalize the result path + -h --help Show this help + --version Show package version + -p --print=WHAT Print selected WHAT rather than path + --print=filename ... print selected filename + --print=version ... print selected version + --print=type ... print selected inode + --print=arch ... print selected architecture + --print=tries ... print selected tries left/tries done + --print=all ... print all of the above + --resolve=BOOL Canonicalize the result path Co-developed-by: Claude <claude@anthropic.com>
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