Hi Hartmut!
Le 11/08, Hartmut Goebel a écrit : > i often stumble about generation related short-options being mixed lower > and upper-case: > > -l, --list-generations[=PATTERN] > -d, --delete-generations[=PATTERN] > -S, --switch-generation=PATTERN > > I would prefer to have them consistent, so they are easier to remember. Speaking of consistency, I've been wondering for months why `guix system` and `guix package` do not work the same way!? One uses positional arguments, the other options! ``` $ guix package --list-generations[=PATTERN] $ guix package --delete-generations[=PATTERN] $ guix package --switch-generation=PATTERN ``` *vs* ``` $ guix system list-generations [PATTERN] $ guix system delete-generations [PATTERN] $ guix system switch-generation PATTERN ``` Is this on purpose?! I think `guix system` is better, as those are actions, not modifiers or options. Does this make sense?! Regards, -- Tanguy
