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always shows the tasksh --help on start. Is this default behaviour? #66

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nishantpratimdas opened this issue Sep 25, 2020 · 3 comments

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@nishantpratimdas
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If yes, could you please let me know how do I change it to run the list command on start?

@lordcirth
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That is the default, and I am not aware of any way to change it.

@nishantpratimdas
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There hasn't been a commit in such a long. Is this not being developed anymore?

@boughtonp
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To change it currently requires editing the source code, but it's not too difficult:

  1. Checkout tasksh source code.
  2. Run cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=release . to generate makefile.
  3. Run make to compile src and produce src/tasksh
  4. Edit src/main.cpp to insert // before cmdHelp (); on line ~58.
  5. Run make to re-compile src/tasksh
  6. Either sudo make install or just copy src/tasksh to somewhere on your user's path.

The downside is that, when there are future releases of tasksh, you'd need to pull the latest code and re-apply the change.

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