`tensorboard` should support `--version`
See original GitHub issueWhen dealing with path issues, such as when users (mistakenly) have
multiple versions of TensorBoard installed or are trying to coordinate
modules from multiple sources (e.g., a virtualenv plus system site
packages), having tensorboard --version
would be helpful. It’s also
useful as a minimal “is TensorBoard installed?” command that’s less
verbose than tensorboard --helpshort
(131 lines) and more portable
than which tensorboard
(it’s where tensorboard
on Windows).
Plus, come on: everything supports --version
. 😃
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Yes, I think the problem there is that we have been putting flags that really relate mostly to
program
itself into CorePlugin for lack of a better place.Fixed by #2097.