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In case of subcommands, how to find the parent command, using the ishell context of the sub command?
For example: Say mycmd and newcmd has 2 subcommands:
mycmd help add del newcmd help add del
The handler for add receives the ishell.Context. How to figure if the parent of add is mycmd or newcmd?
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In case of subcommands, how to find the parent command, using the ishell context of the sub command?
For example:
Say mycmd and newcmd has 2 subcommands:
The handler for add receives the ishell.Context. How to figure if the parent of add is mycmd or newcmd?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: