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current help output printed to console from stellar-horizon -h and sub-commands likestellar-horizon <sub-command> -h prints all Global Flags in any case, many of which are not relevant within specific sub-commands.
the Global Flags section can be noisy, making difficult to understand what parameters are relevant for each specific sub-command like serve, db, ingest, record-metrics
What would you like to see?
reduced cli help output, less copy, but what is printed is more concise to context.
stellar-horizon -h doesn't print Global Flags, just the sub-commands available and new 'best practices' blurb to recommend using environment variables overall.
stellar-horizon <sub-command> ... -h, doesn't print Global Flags, just the flags relevant for the <sub-command>'s given, i.e. the help output for stellar-horizon db init vs stellar-horizon db reingest
What alternatives are there?
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What problem does your feature solve?
current help output printed to console from
stellar-horizon -h
and sub-commands likestellar-horizon <sub-command> -h
prints all Global Flags in any case, many of which are not relevant within specific sub-commands.the Global Flags section can be noisy, making difficult to understand what parameters are relevant for each specific sub-command like
serve
,db
,ingest
,record-metrics
What would you like to see?
reduced cli help output, less copy, but what is printed is more concise to context.
stellar-horizon -h
doesn't print Global Flags, just the sub-commands available and new 'best practices' blurb to recommend using environment variables overall.stellar-horizon <sub-command> ... -h
, doesn't print Global Flags, just the flags relevant for the<sub-command>
's given, i.e. the help output forstellar-horizon db init
vsstellar-horizon db reingest
What alternatives are there?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: