feat: add --version / -V flag to CLI#1698
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Add standard --version flag as a typer callback so users can run `specify --version` or `specify -V` to get the CLI version. The existing `specify version` subcommand (which shows detailed system info) remains unchanged. Closes github#486 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds the standard
--version/-Vflag to thespecifyCLI. Previously, runningspecify --versionreturned an error:Users had to know about the
specify versionsubcommand instead, which is not the standard CLI convention.Now:
The existing
specify versionsubcommand (which shows detailed system info including template version, platform, and architecture) remains unchanged.Closes #486
Test plan
specify --versionprints version and exits with code 0specify -Vbehaves the same as--versionspecify versionsubcommand still works (detailed output)specify --helpshows--version -Vin optionsTestVersionFlag:test_version_flag_exits_zerotest_version_flag_prints_versiontest_short_version_flagtest_version_flag_appears_in_helpAI Assistance Disclosure
This PR was drafted with assistance from Claude Code (Anthropic). All changes were reviewed and validated manually by the author.
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