Support printing environment variables in `--help`
See original GitHub issueIt would be great if we can print the environment variables for arguments when --help
is enabled. Ideally, it can be configurable in CliktHelpFormatter
.
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- Created 2 years ago
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That’s correct. 😃
I’m not sure what you mean by activated.
If you have an option
val opt by option(envvar="FOO")
, are you asking forFOO
to show up in the help output?