I tried to run ncman --version, just to see it fail.
Just for the sake of correctness, I would propose:
mcman --version printing just the current version
mcman self-update updating mcman. However, that shouldn’t work when installed via some package manager, so I would propose to check if the executable is /usr/bin/mcman, and otherwise continue to self-update (just like rustup: rustup self update is disabled when installed via package manager).
EDIT: just had a look in the code and saw that mcman version doesn’t update mcman.
Cargo handles cargo --version and cargo version the same; I think it would be nice to do the same.
I tried to run
ncman --version, just to see it fail.Just for the sake of correctness, I would propose:
mcman --versionprinting just the current versionmcman self-updateupdating mcman. However, that shouldn’t work when installed via some package manager, so I would propose to check if the executable is/usr/bin/mcman, and otherwise continue to self-update (just like rustup:rustup self updateis disabled when installed via package manager).EDIT: just had a look in the code and saw that
mcman versiondoesn’t update mcman. Cargo handlescargo --versionandcargo versionthe same; I think it would be nice to do the same.