feature(make_docs.nu): adjust the input/output section generation#1930
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now uses the data directly from help {command} to ensure that the table
is fully populated by all input/output combinations.
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I don't think there is a default. Just a list. |
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this is correct: while from a user perspective one is the default and one is flag specific, this isn't encoded in our |
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Co-authored-by: 132ikl <132@ikl.sh>
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thanks! |
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Now uses the data directly from
help {command}to ensure that the tableis fully populated by all input/output combinations.
Is meant to address #1931
However, it is lacking in that it now is not clear which of the IO pairs is the default etc (details found when inspecting with
scope commands. However,scope commandsinstead hides details when applying deduping logic