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Add --version swich to top-level nitpick command #463

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mjpieters opened this issue Mar 15, 2022 · 1 comment
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Add --version swich to top-level nitpick command #463

mjpieters opened this issue Mar 15, 2022 · 1 comment
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@mjpieters
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Problem

I can't, from the command line, determine what version of nitpick has been installed. Instead, I have to first determine how the tool was installed (homebrew, pipx, pip, yay?) then query the installer tool for metadata.

This makes it a lot harder to document how to gather troubleshooting information when supporting someone else using nitpick in a larger organisation.

Possible solution

Please add a nitpick --version command-line option that shows what exact version you are running.

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Fixed by #468

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