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4 months ago Team's Response
While we understand your concern that this may affect users' ability to view the description, we feel that users may not require such lengthy descriptions in our command-line interface (CLI) application. Our product scope dictates that our application is primarily designed for CLI users, who typically interact with commands in a concise manner. Therefore, extensive descriptions that exceed the length of the command bar are not expected to be commonly entered by users.
By maintaining a focus on efficiency and brevity in our CLI design, we ensure that users can quickly and effectively interact with the application without being burdened by unnecessary textual content. This approach aligns with the principles of CLI usability and supports the smooth execution of tasks within our application environment.
Additionally, providing excessively long descriptions within the command bar may disrupt the visual clarity and flow of the interface, potentially leading to user confusion or frustration. Simplifying the user experience by prioritizing concise command inputs helps maintain a streamlined and intuitive interaction model.
According to our product scope, our application is designed for CLI users and are not expected to type descriptions that long, especially into a command bar which is that short. :)
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the description gets truncated and theres no scrollbar for me to use. would be good to have one, as the details might be important for my financial planning :)