Fix --version help and output for plugins #2180
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When setting Command.Version, a --version option is added. The help
message for the --version command did not consider the command display
name:
Flags:
-h, --help help for kubectl plugin
-v, --version version for kubectl-plugin
With this change the help test is consistent with other flags:
Flags:
-h, --help help for kubectl plugin
-v, --version version for kubectl plugin
This allows using the display name in templates or other code that want to use the same value.
The version template used `{{.Name}}` but for plugins you want to use
`{{.DisplayName}}` to be consistent with other help output.
With this change will show:
$ kubectl plugin --version
kubectl plugin version 1.0.0
This may cause issues for programs processing the output if the program
assumes that the name of the program never contains spaces, and the
version string is the third word. Users can use their own template if
they think that this is an issue.
If we think that this can break users we can drop this change and let
users opt in by setting their own template using `{{.DisplayName}}`.
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@marckhouzam can be merged now |
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@marckhouzam can you check gain? |
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@nirs On the last commit you mention I'm not concerned because this will only affect programs that use the |
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* Fix --version help with CommandDisplayNameAnnotation
When setting Command.Version, a --version option is added. The help
message for the --version command did not consider the command display
name:
Flags:
-h, --help help for kubectl plugin
-v, --version version for kubectl-plugin
With this change the help test is consistent with other flags:
Flags:
-h, --help help for kubectl plugin
-v, --version version for kubectl plugin
* Make command DisplayName() public
This allows using the display name in templates or other code that want
to use the same value.
* Use display name in version template
The version template used `{{.Name}}` but for plugins you want to use
`{{.DisplayName}}` to be consistent with other help output.
With this change will show:
$ kubectl plugin --version
kubectl plugin version 1.0.0
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When writing a plugin and setting CommandDisplayNameAnnotation you want the display name to be used in help text. This did not work when setting command Version since the help text and version templates used the command Name().
This change makes command DisplayName() public, so it can be used in templates or other code that want to use this value, and fix --version help text and template to use the command DisplayName().