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Set custom text width for usage
See original GitHub issueInvoking usage() always seems to return/print a string wrapped at 80.
Can we set our own wrapping for this?
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For anyone else who might be running into this, too: The default column width of 79 chars is actually configurable via JCommander.setColumnSize.
Thanks @tze. Here is a new permalink for setColumnSize