--version does not print a new line at the end

Using 2.4.3 on linux, I get the following behavior when calling --version (using the auto-generated help text):

$ dotnet run --version
strans 0.0.2$

The output does not terminate in a line break. This looks very ugly. Instead, it should be:

$ dotnet run --version
strans 0.0.2
$

All other commands nicely finish in a newline.

[Inventitech]

My workaround is to check whether the version is requested, and if so, append a newline:

return Parser.Default.ParseArguments<Options>(args)
                .MapResult(
                    options => run(options),
                    errors => handleErrors(errors));

...

static int handleErrors(IEnumerable<Error> errors)
{
      if(errors.Any(l => l.GetType() == typeof(VersionRequestedError))) {
           Console.Out.WriteLine();
       }
            
      return 0;
}

[twaalewijn]

Edit: Never mind, even echo gives its result back like that so I guess it is just the way cmd does it. I guess I just never noticed it before.

Don’t know if it is a problem but thought I’d mention it anyway. The output, using the package above, running from a cmd prompt on Windows looks like this now:

>dotnet run --version
strans 0.0.2

>

Running from a powershell prompt seems unaffected though so maybe this is just how it was always supposed to look in cmd.