feat: add global options deprecation warnings#410
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BREAKING CHANGE: As part of ac31f01 global options which are only relevant to some commands have been moved to those specific commands. This left some users confused, because this was done without warning or major version change. This change seeks to remedy this, by adding deprecation warnings as well as triggering a major version bump.
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It seems like it is not possible to implement this because of a limitation of commander. It can't figure out how to detect whether an option was specified on the global command or on a specific sub-command. we either always get the deprecation warning, or never. I'll abandon this for now. |
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BREAKING CHANGE:
As part of ac31f01 global options which are only relevant to some commands have been moved to those specific commands.
This left some users confused, because this was done without warning or major version change. This change seeks to remedy this, by adding deprecation warnings as well as triggering a major version bump.