Add missing 'service' subcommand to daemon usage message#156
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The `kcap daemon` wrong-command usage text omitted the `service` subcommand, even though it is dispatched and fully documented in help-daemon.txt and the README. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
PR Summary by QodoFix WalkthroughsDescription• Add missing service subcommand to kcap daemon usage synopsis. • Document service in the printed subcommand list. Diagramgraph TD
U["CLI user"] --> CLI["kcap daemon"] --> PU["DaemonCommands.PrintUsage()"] --> OUT["stderr usage text"]
High-Level AssessmentThe direct fix—updating the usage synopsis and subcommand list—best matches the existing CLI surface and documentation, without introducing new command plumbing or additional documentation churn. File ChangesBug fix (1)
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What
The
kcap daemonwrong-command usage message (PrintUsage()inDaemonCommands.cs) listed<start|stop|status|logs|doctor>but omittedservice, even though:serviceis dispatched atDaemonCommands.cs:27help-daemon.txtREADME.md(kcap daemon service install, etc.)This brings the error text in sync with the actual, already-documented CLI surface.
Changes
serviceto the usage synopsis lineservice <action>entry to the subcommand listNo README change needed — this only syncs the error text to the existing public surface.
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