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Folks getting started with clap are likely to want to use the automatic version and author parsing initially. Hopefully those who do want to hard-code a value will note that that can be done as well from the SubCommand version parameter. Refs: clap-rs#3034
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The examples were recently redone. You'll find the base demo now sets this and all of the tutorial examples, see https://github.com/clap-rs/clap/tree/master/examples/tutorial_derive |
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9aa3b34 docs: use automatic version and author parsing in examples
Folks getting started with clap are likely to want to use the automatic
version and author parsing initially.
Hopefully those who do want to hard-code a value will note that that can
be done as well from the SubCommand version parameter.
Refs: #3034