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Several `openclaw <parent>` commands (channels, plugins, approvals, devices, cron, mcp) were exiting with code 1 when invoked bare, while printing the same help-style content that `<parent> --help` produces (which exits 0). This broke `&&` chains and surfaced a misleading `ELIFECYCLE Command failed with exit code 1.` line under pnpm. Add a small `applyParentDefaultHelpAction(cmd)` helper in `src/cli/program/parent-default-help.ts` that attaches a default action which prints the parent's own help and sets `process.exitCode = 0`. The helper is a no-op when the parent already has its own action (e.g. `agents` defaulting to `agents list`), so existing intentional defaults are preserved. Apply it to the six core parents listed in #73077.
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906 B
TypeScript
23 lines
906 B
TypeScript
import type { Command } from "commander";
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/**
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* Wire a parent command so that invoking it without a subcommand prints the
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* parent's own help and exits with status `0`.
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*
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* Commander's default behavior for a parent with subcommands is to print help
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* and set `process.exitCode = 1`, which differs from `<parent> --help` (which
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* exits 0). That asymmetry breaks shell `&&` chains and surfaces a misleading
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* `ELIFECYCLE Command failed with exit code 1.` line for users running through
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* pnpm. See #73077.
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*
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* Apply this helper only to parent commands that do not have their own default
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* action. Commander does not expose a public "has action handler" API, so
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* callers keep that ownership explicit instead of probing private internals.
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*/
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export function applyParentDefaultHelpAction(parent: Command): void {
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parent.action(() => {
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parent.outputHelp();
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process.exitCode = 0;
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});
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}
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