From a4dafc58bb2762fc00c1c1948f3c5bbce60f6ad4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2026 14:21:43 -0500 Subject: [PATCH] Docs: Fixed some improperly indented bullet point items. --- docs/specification.md | 12 ++++++------ 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/specification.md b/docs/specification.md index 785eeba4..78b01f14 100644 --- a/docs/specification.md +++ b/docs/specification.md @@ -230,12 +230,12 @@ Configure global state locations and shell integration for every command. - `--data-dir PATH`: Overrides the global data directory (database, caches, sessions, logs). When omitted, the default data location is used. - `--config-path PATH`: Overrides the global configuration file path. When omitted, the default config path is used. - `--format rich|color|table|plain|json|yaml`: Set the output rendering format for all subcommands. When omitted, the value is read from the global config key `core.format`. If not set in config either, defaults to `rich`. See **Output Rendering Framework** for full details on each format. The available formats are: - - `rich` (default): Uses modern rich CLI elements with dynamic effects, animated spinners, progress bars, and generous color. Best for interactive terminal use. - - `color`: Plain scrolling text with ANSI color codes. Good for terminals that support color but not advanced rendering. - - `table`: ASCII box-drawing characters to create structured tables and panels with color. Similar to the examples shown throughout this document. - - `plain`: Plain text with no color codes or non-ASCII characters. Suitable for piping into files, logs, or non-terminal consumers. - - `json`: Structured JSON output for programmatic consumption. No color except within verbatim text values. - - `yaml`: Structured YAML output for programmatic consumption. No color except within verbatim text values. + - `rich` (default): Uses modern rich CLI elements with dynamic effects, animated spinners, progress bars, and generous color. Best for interactive terminal use. + - `color`: Plain scrolling text with ANSI color codes. Good for terminals that support color but not advanced rendering. + - `table`: ASCII box-drawing characters to create structured tables and panels with color. Similar to the examples shown throughout this document. + - `plain`: Plain text with no color codes or non-ASCII characters. Suitable for piping into files, logs, or non-terminal consumers. + - `json`: Structured JSON output for programmatic consumption. No color except within verbatim text values. + - `yaml`: Structured YAML output for programmatic consumption. No color except within verbatim text values. - `--help`, `-h`: Print help for the current command. - `--version`: Print the version and exit. - `--install-completion [SHELL]`: Install shell completion for the given shell.