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I have installed trunk v0.16.0 and rust 1.69.0 on Windows 10. I open CMD.EXE and run:
trunk help serve
As expected it prints a readout beginning with:
trunk-serve
Build, watch & serve the Rust WASM app and all of its assets
USAGE:
trunk serve [OPTIONS] [TARGET]
However sometimes for WSL reasons I invoke trunk like trunk.exe help serve, which Windows treats as an acceptable equivalent way of invoking the executable. This causes that first line to print funny:
trunk.exe-serve
Build, watch & serve the Rust WASM app and all of its assets
USAGE:
trunk.exe serve [OPTIONS] [TARGET]
I don't think you mean to print "trunk.exe-serve" here. Maybe you are taking argv[0] a little too seriously? :)
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This is an upstream issue of the dependency clap, see here: clap-rs/clap#992.
There was a PR merged to address it, clap-rs/clap#3693, so it might be possible to fix this by updating the dependency.
I have installed trunk v0.16.0 and rust 1.69.0 on Windows 10. I open CMD.EXE and run:
trunk help serve
As expected it prints a readout beginning with:
However sometimes for WSL reasons I invoke trunk like
trunk.exe help serve
, which Windows treats as an acceptable equivalent way of invoking the executable. This causes that first line to print funny:I don't think you mean to print "trunk.exe-serve" here. Maybe you are taking argv[0] a little too seriously? :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: