[0.19.4] Strange problem with command w/o options

[EnochTheWise]

$ dive
binenv lets you install binary-distributed applications
(e.g. terraform, kubectl, ...) easily and switch between any version.

If your directory has a '.binenv.lock', proper versions will always be
selected.

Usage:
  binenv [flags]

Flags:
  -B, --bindir string     binaries directory [BINENV_BINDIR] (default "/home/john/.binenv/")
  -K, --cachedir string   cache directory [BINENV_CACHEDIR] (default "/home/john/.cache/binenv")
  -C, --confdir string    distributions configuration directory [BINENV_CONFDIR] (default "/home/john/.config/binenv")
  -g, --global            global mode [BINENV_GLOBAL]
  -h, --help              help for binenv
  -L, --linkdir string    link directory [BINENV_LINKDIR] (default "/home/john/.binenv/")
  -v, --verbose           verbose operation [BINENV_VERBOSE]

$ dive --help
This tool provides a way to discover and explore the contents of a docker image. Additionally the tool estimates
the amount of wasted space and identifies the offending files from the image.

Usage:
  dive [IMAGE] [flags]
  dive [command]
  ...

With 1.19.3 version command w/o options work fine

[leucos]

Ah damn. This is a side effect of #212 Can you revert while I push a fix for this ?

[leucos]

v1.19.6 should solve this

[leucos]

binenv update && binenv install binenv tested here and fixes the issue. Thanks for the heads up !

[eagafonov]

Hi, I still have the issue with binenv 0.19.6 when run binenv install --lock

$> binenv version
binenv version 0.19.6 (built 2022-10-13T07:14:00Z)

$> echo helm=3.10.1 > .binenv.lock

$> binenv install --lock
This command will install one or several distributions with the specified versions. 
If --lock is used, versions from the .binenv.lock file in the current directory will be installed.
....

[leucos]

should be ok in v0.19.7-rc4

will test this and release v0.19.7