docs: add the command conventions guide - #1652
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- docs/COMMAND_CONVENTIONS.md: how commands, flags, messages and exit codes are written - AGENTS.md: point coding agents at the guide
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Review comments at @docs/COMMAND_CONVENTIONS.md:
- Line 50: Update the root-command guidance in COMMAND_CONVENTIONS to say it
prints every non-exempt returned error, matching the exemptions already
described on line 57 and the behavior of the root command.
- Line 14: Update the Long description example in the command conventions to use
imperative wording, such as directing the user to run the command in a Docker
environment, while keeping the imperative rule unchanged.
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| - Required arguments are bare, optional ones are in brackets, variadic ones get three dots: `validate path`, `fix [path]`, `activate name...`, `package path [branch]`. No angle brackets. |
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@shopware/product-dx I've never seen required positional arguments like a path presented bare - usually, only the command names themselves are shown without any additional notation 🤔
I know it as:
<required>
[optional]
Since I am however not sure, what the standard says, I looked it up :)
https://developers.google.com/style/code-syntax#optional-arguments
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command-line_interface#Command_description_syntax
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21503865/how-to-denote-that-a-command-line-argument-is-optional-when-printing-usage
So if there is no other reason I would suggest:
| - Required arguments are bare, optional ones are in brackets, variadic ones get three dots: `validate path`, `fix [path]`, `activate name...`, `package path [branch]`. No angle brackets. | |
| - The command itself is always presented without brackets. Required positional arguments are shown in angle brackets, e.g. `copy <file>`, while optional arguments are shown in square brackets, e.g. `copy <file> [output]`. Variadic arguments are indicated by three dots, e.g. `<file>...` or `[file...]`.` |
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Nice! 🤩 I added one comment (although it was already merged, but I thought it is important) but other than that I have no complaints :) |
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What changed?
Adds docs/COMMAND_CONVENTIONS.md, a short guide to how commands, flags, messages and exit codes are written, and points AGENTS.md at it so coding agents follow the same rules.
Why?
Requested in #1646 (comment) after the recent consistency passes, so there is one place to refer to.
How was this tested?
Docs only, written after our latest changes.
Related issue or discussion
#1646
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