Add --shallow and --sort-order to options for readme command #953
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Nov 14, 2017
| alias: 'q', | ||
| describe: 'Quiet mode: do not print messages or README diff to stdout.', | ||
| default: false | ||
| module.exports.builder = _.assign( |
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@batje Any updates on this one? I'm looking for this exact feature at the moment only to realize that it's only available for the |
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I made a PR which does this by bringing in |
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Closed #968 |
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Did some minor extra editing to make code look the same as in the build command, too.
Not all tests seem to pass on my machine, I honestly have no clue why. The command does work when you use it from the command prompt.