When the user enter ?, the test fails and the user see an "error" message, with the warning message if the prompt have it defined.
This is not intuitive, because in the first message say: Note that answering "?" to any question will show question-specific help, and it's showing you the error message, not a help message.
My proposal is to add a help option (like the warning option), and show it if the user answer ?. If the question don't have help, maybe the current behaviour is ok.
When the user enter
?, the test fails and the user see an "error" message, with thewarningmessage if the prompt have it defined.This is not intuitive, because in the first message say:
Note that answering "?" to any question will show question-specific help, and it's showing you the error message, not a help message.My proposal is to add a
helpoption (like thewarningoption), and show it if the user answer?. If the question don't havehelp, maybe the current behaviour is ok.