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You missed the document, please update.

You missed the document, please update.

We don't have document now, they are built in the command

I mean about dependency command, which has the name parameters, right?

We don't bother to maintain a separate documentation outside the CLI itself anymore, as a CLI, it's much more straightforward to type swctl help or swctl help dependency than looking up a doc elsewhere.

We don't bother to maintain a separate documentation outside the CLI itself anymore, as a CLI, it's much more straightforward to type swctl help or swctl help dependency than looking up a doc elsewhere.

The command args in the readme.md seems outdated, should remove or update.

We don't bother to maintain a separate documentation outside the CLI itself anymore, as a CLI, it's much more straightforward to type swctl help or swctl help dependency than looking up a doc elsewhere.

But these two or more key commands are missing from document.
We could skip the document of all parameters, but we at least should have some for new users.

We don't bother to maintain a separate documentation outside the CLI itself anymore, as a CLI, it's much more straightforward to type swctl help or swctl help dependency than looking up a doc elsewhere.

But these two or more key commands are missing from document. We could skip the document of all parameters, but we at least should have some for new users.

I don’t mean to delete the doc, I mean the doc should not be hosted elsewhere other than the CLI, all original docs are built into the CLI command and users can type help to look up. I don’t think it a good idea to switch between my terminal and the website to check the manual.

I am not objecting to read document from terminal. I am saying, we need to tell emd users, use our recommended ways.
I just read the readme, I can't find the guidance.

I am good with feature, just have a request about document.