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README documents -n and -v CLI flags that the CLI doesn't parse #39
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area: cliTouches CLI / executable / bin entry pointsTouches CLI / executable / bin entry pointspriority: mediumShould be addressed in the normal course of developmentShould be addressed in the normal course of developmentstatus: confirmedThe issue has been verified and reproduced by a maintainerThe issue has been verified and reproduced by a maintainertype: bugSomething is broken or not behaving as expectedSomething is broken or not behaving as expectedtype: documentationRelates to docs, README updates, guides, or inline code commentsRelates to docs, README updates, guides, or inline code comments
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area: cliTouches CLI / executable / bin entry pointsTouches CLI / executable / bin entry pointspriority: mediumShould be addressed in the normal course of developmentShould be addressed in the normal course of developmentstatus: confirmedThe issue has been verified and reproduced by a maintainerThe issue has been verified and reproduced by a maintainertype: bugSomething is broken or not behaving as expectedSomething is broken or not behaving as expectedtype: documentationRelates to docs, README updates, guides, or inline code commentsRelates to docs, README updates, guides, or inline code comments
Problem
The README shows
-nand-vflags for the CLI, but the argument parser doesn't handle them, so following the README doesn't work.Found while backfilling the changelogs (#36).
Fix
Either implement the two flags (whatever the README says they do) with CLI tests, or remove them from the README if they were never meant to exist. Check the rest of the README's CLI usage against the parser while you're there.