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#2056 Featurerequest: --version

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2017-01-28
2017-01-28
Jonas Stein
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Hi,
it would be very handy to have --version and -v options to check the version number on the commandline. This is very good for scripts, package building and testing.
Thanks, JS

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  • Jan  Sundermeyer

    Jan Sundermeyer - 2017-01-28

    this is already implemented

     
  • Jan  Sundermeyer

    Jan Sundermeyer - 2017-01-28
    • status: open --> closed
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  • Jonas Stein

    Jonas Stein - 2017-01-28

    Thank you. I just tried -v and --help, where it is not mentioned:

    texstudio --help
    Usage: texstudio [options] [file]
    
    Options:
      --config DIR            use the specified settings directory
      --master                define the document as explicit root document
      --line LINE[:COL]       position the cursor at line LINE and column COL
      --insert-cite CITATION  inserts the given citation
      --start-always          start a new instance, even if TXS is already running
      --pdf-viewer-only       run as a standalone pdf viewer without an editor
      --page PAGENUM          display a certain page in the pdf viewer
      --no-session            do not load/save the session at startup/close
    

    texstudio -v returns nothing. No "unknown option" and no version.

    texstudio --version
    TeXstudio 2.12.0 (6349:9772b8503d69)
    
     

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