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In some cases, it makes sense to explicitly request tldr docs for the common platform.
When running tldr curl on Windows, for example, I only get an explanation that I should pick the common platform if I were interested in the unix tool curl:
Unfortunately, if I try using the suggested command, I get the following error:
> tldr curl -p common
error: "common" isn't a valid value for '--platform <PLATFORM>'
[possible values: linux, macos, windows, sunos, osx, android]
For more information try --help
In my opinion, common should be an option here.
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Bump. The option to use common as the platform is also mentioned as a supported option within the tldr page itself and is supported by the official Python and Rust clients, with support in the Node client planned (tldr-pages/tldr-node-client#484).
In some cases, it makes sense to explicitly request tldr docs for the common platform.
When running
tldr curl
on Windows, for example, I only get an explanation that I should pick the common platform if I were interested in the unix tool curl:Unfortunately, if I try using the suggested command, I get the following error:
In my opinion, common should be an option here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: