fix instructions for setting device type #109
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a minor modification to the README.md file, specifically updating the command-line usage example for the Changes
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14-43: Update help text to document hardware flags.The --help output doesn't document any of the hardware/device type flags (
-hd,-hw, or--hardware). If these are important parameters for the download command, they should be included in the help text.🧰 Tools
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53-54: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Inconsistent hardware flag usage in examples.
The documentation shows different flags for specifying the hardware/device type:
-hd rmppin the first example--hardware rm2in the second example
This inconsistency might confuse users. Please verify which flags are supported and update all examples to use the preferred flag consistently.
Also applies to: 66-67
53-53: Verify the correct command-line flag.
While this change aligns with the PR objective to fix the device type flag from -hw to -hd, I notice that neither flag is documented in the --help output shown in the README. Let's verify the correct flag in the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
The -hd flag is correct and properly documented in the code
The code confirms that -hd is the correct flag for specifying hardware type in the download command. From the source:
download.add_argument(
"--hardware", "-hd", help="Hardware to download for", required=True
)The change in the README from -hw to -hd is correct and matches the actual implementation. The flag is properly defined as a required argument with both long form --hardware and short form -hd.
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Looking at the code, it's |
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All that said, the short hands for the arguments don't really follow best practice for command line argument flags. I'll probably open a PR soon to normalize them all. |
previously, it was
-hw, but when actually using codexctl, it took-hd, at least in the windows binary releaseSummary by CodeRabbit
-hwto-hdin the download instruction