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Description
Fixes #592
This PR adds a message to each deprecated command to show the newly recommended command, but for the short_help (iotedgedev --help) and the extended help (iotedgedev <command> --help).
It does this by adding an additional flag to the add_command_with_deprecation method to pass in the alternative command.
Additionally, the method sanity checks the short_help and ensures it is set.
roel4ez
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Description
Fixes #592
This PR adds a message to each deprecated command to show the newly recommended command, but for the short_help (
iotedgedev --help) and the extended help (iotedgedev <command> --help). It does this by adding an additional flag to theadd_command_with_deprecationmethod to pass in the alternative command. Additionally, the method sanity checks theshort_helpand ensures it is set.