Running choco should produce name/version AND further instructions
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FYI @dragon788 |
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Hi, I want to start contributing. This seems like a good one to start with. I haven't seen a pull request for this item yet so I assume it's still up for grabs ? |
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Yes sir. Just read over CONTRIBUTING in it's entirety. It is very specific even about how to write your commit messages. HTH. Looking forward to your PR. |
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That's awesome, will do. Thanks! |
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Sorry about the delay, I don't have much time during the work week... I read CONTRIBUTING, reviewed the code, made the changes, tested the changes. Now I'm going to re-read CONTRIBUTING ;) and send that pull request soon |
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When a user simply runs `choco`, display a brief usage message. This will help users who are not familiar with Chocolatey get up to speed faster with commands and how to get help.
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* pr1094: (GH-1083) Display Usage When No Arguments Passed
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* stable: (GH-1083) Display Usage When No Arguments Passed
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When a user simply runs `choco`, display a brief usage message. This will help users who are not familiar with Chocolatey get up to speed faster with commands and how to get help.
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Right now running
chocoproducesChocolatey v###and nothing else, leaving folks sometimes wondering what the next thing they should do.Instead it would be better if it produced a message like this:
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