Change '?' to some other argument #2

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2018-04-22T15:26:02+02:00

panki commented

2018-04-22 15:26:02 +02:00

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Created by: zachhanson94

Some shells, such as ZSH, try to interpret certain characters, including the question mark, as wildcards. Changing the help argument to something like "-h" or "help" would avoid this issue. You can get around the issue by using quotes around the question mark, however a different argument would be cleaner.

*Created by: zachhanson94* Some shells, such as ZSH, try to interpret certain characters, including the question mark, as wildcards. Changing the help argument to something like "-h" or "help" would avoid this issue. You can get around the issue by using quotes around the question mark, however a different argument would be cleaner.

panki commented

2018-04-22 15:44:08 +02:00

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Created by: panki27

Thanks for the information!
This has been impelemented in commit e4718c105b.
'minebash help'

*Created by: panki27* Thanks for the information! This has been impelemented in commit e4718c105bab855a24aaa9d514630df6b07095b8. 'minebash help'

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