Shows avar’s help, or one command’s. Help never runs the command it describes.
This is exactly what avr help help or avr help --help prints.
Usage:
avr help [command]
Show avr's help, or help for one public management command.
avr help # avar's help: the grammar, every command, every flag
avr help reset # one command's help
avr reset --help # the same; reset does not run
avr --help # the same as avr help
avr -- help # a program called help inside Linux
avr help, avr --help and avr -h print avar’s general help. It is the
text on the avr page.
avr help <command> prints one command’s usage, description and flags, the
text at the top of each command page. So does --help or -h anywhere
after a command’s name: avr destroy --all --help shows help for
avr destroy and destroys nothing.
Help touches nothing: no state, no backend, no environment. It works before Lima or WSL is installed.
| Status | When |
|---|---|
0 |
Help was printed |
2 |
The command name is not an avar command, or more than one name was given |
avr: unknown command "<name>"; run `avr --help` to see avar's commands
Exit status 2.
avr: `avr help` takes at most one command name, got ["<name>" "<name>"]
Exit status 2.