Re: reposted feature request: assume 'help' as the argument when none is given and at least one is required
"Max Bowsher" <[email protected]>
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Martin A. Brooks wrote: > Dassi, Nasser wrote: > >> If "svn" defaulted to "svn help" then the same logic would assume (as a >> user) that typing "svn up" would display the HELP for the "up" command. >> >> > > You didn't read my email properly. I said: > > "How about assuming that, when an svn command that takes arguments is > given none, 'help' is implied as the argument. > > So 'svn' with no arguments would become 'svn help' however 'svn up' > which is happy with no arguments doesn't." It doesn't matter, it *still* contravenes the "Do not display usage on error" philosophy. Your proposed change goes against the dominant design philosophy of the Subversion CLI - a philosophy that I for one have no interest whatsoever in changing. Max.