AI Changelog

New Features

Help: You can now customize the error messages for option argument coercion failures, making it easier to understand what went wrong when using custom options.
Help: The .createOption() method is introduced, allowing for more flexible option subclassing, similar to existing methods like .createCommand() and .createHelp(). This enhances the way you can manage options in your command-line interfaces.

Help: The help generation process is significantly refactored for better clarity and usability, making it easier to understand and customize how help information is displayed.
Help: You can now add custom help text, such as splash screens or global epilogs, using the new .addHelpText() method, enhancing the customization of your command-line interface.
Help: The .allowExcessArguments() method is now available, allowing you to manage excess arguments more effectively and avoid silent failures when too many arguments are provided.

Fix issues with the output configuration override not working on subcommands, ensuring that your command-line interface behaves as expected when using subcommands.
Fix a typo in the deprecated documentation, ensuring that all references are accurate and clear for users.

Update the README and supported details to reflect the latest Node.js version requirements, ensuring that users are aware of the necessary environment for using the library.
Enhance the testing framework by increasing test coverage, ensuring that edge cases are well-handled and improving overall reliability of the command-line interface.

Help: You can now customize the error messages for option argument coercion failures, making it easier to understand what went wrong when using custom options.
Help: The .createOption() method is introduced, allowing for more flexible option subclassing, similar to existing methods like .createCommand() and .createHelp(). This enhances the way you can manage options in your command-line interfaces.

Help: The help generation process is significantly refactored for better clarity and usability, making it easier to understand and customize how help information is displayed.
Help: You can now add custom help text, such as splash screens or global epilogs, using the new .addHelpText() method, enhancing the customization of your command-line interface.
Help: The .allowExcessArguments() method is now available, allowing you to manage excess arguments more effectively and avoid silent failures when too many arguments are provided.

Fix issues with the output configuration override not working on subcommands, ensuring that your command-line interface behaves as expected when using subcommands.
Fix a typo in the deprecated documentation, ensuring that all references are accurate and clear for users.

Update the README and supported details to reflect the latest Node.js version requirements, ensuring that users are aware of the necessary environment for using the library.
Enhance the testing framework by increasing test coverage, ensuring that edge cases are well-handled and improving overall reliability of the command-line interface.