Issue 342: print help with no args, and reorder subcommands in help p… #343
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…rintout - Do the same with `flit experimental` - Add missing documentation for `flit disguise` and update docs a little
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Fixes #342
Description:
Describe what you changed and why.
flit --helpif no arguments are givenflit experimentalhelpcomes first, afterwards, sorted.flit disguise.Documentation:
What documentation did you change?
Updated a little about subcommands in the
documentation/folder.If the change does not require updates to documentation, justify why.
This functionality is more in-line with expected behavior. Users shouldn't really see exceptions on the console if it can be avoided.
Tests:
What automated tests did you change?
None.
If the change does not require updates to tests, justify why.
Not really worth testing. It's more of a UI-level thing.