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When running the HelpHook, the executable name shown in the output appears to be inferred. However, in cases like .NET CLI Tools, the executable is aliased. Is there a way to override this token in the output somehow?
e.g.:
Executable name: FooCompany.Tool
actual usage after installing .NET tool packaged as 'footool': footool -h or dotnet footool -h
output:
Usage - FooCompany.Tool <action> -options
...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When running the HelpHook, the executable name shown in the output appears to be inferred. However, in cases like .NET CLI Tools, the executable is aliased. Is there a way to override this token in the output somehow?
e.g.:
Executable name: FooCompany.Tool
actual usage after installing .NET tool packaged as 'footool':
footool -h
ordotnet footool -h
output:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: