command subcommand -h outline shows subcommand flags on top level
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bbkane commented
See fling:
master 15:27:24.499 PDT mac02:~/Git/tablegraph
$ fling version
0.0.12
master 15:27:35.830 PDT mac02:~/Git/tablegraph
$ fling link -h outline
# Link and unlink directory heirarchies
fling
# Whether to ask before making changes
--ask
# Control color (including for --help)
--color , -c
# Files/dirs starting with 'dot-' will have links starting with '.'
--dotfiles
# Print help
--help , -h
# Ignore file/dir if the name (not the whole path) matches passed regex
--ignore , -i
# Symlinks will be created in this directory pointing to files/directories in --src-dir
--link-dir , -l
# Directory containing files and directories to link to
--src-dir , -s
# Create links
link
# Whether to ask before making changes
--ask
# Files/dirs starting with 'dot-' will have links starting with '.'
--dotfiles
# Ignore file/dir if the name (not the whole path) matches passed regex
--ignore , -i
# Symlinks will be created in this directory pointing to files/directories in --src-dir
--link-dir , -l
# Directory containing files and directories to link to
--src-dir , -s
# Unlink previously created links
unlink
# Whether to ask before making changes
--ask
# Files/dirs starting with 'dot-' will have links starting with '.'
--dotfiles
# Ignore file/dir if the name (not the whole path) matches passed regex
--ignore , -i
# Symlinks will be created in this directory pointing to files/directories in --src-dir
--link-dir , -l
# Directory containing files and directories to link to
--src-dir , -s
# Print version
version