chore(deps-dev): bump cmd-ts from 0.13.0 to 0.15.0

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Bumps cmd-ts from 0.13.0 to 0.15.0.

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v0.15.0

Minor Changes

• 0366d4f: Add pluggable help formatters with HelpFormatter interface and setDefaultHelpFormatter() API. This allows customizing how CLI help is rendered. Also adds:
  • examples option to commands and subcommands for documenting usage examples
  • cmd-ts/batteries/vercelFormatter - a Vercel-style help formatter with column-aligned output

v0.14.3

Patch Changes

• e0afa2f: handle circuit breaker (--help and --version) before parsing arguments

v0.14.2

Patch Changes

• 87565b2: Added onMissing callback support to flags, options, and custom types

  That allows providing dynamic fallback values when command-line arguments are not provided, This enables:

  • Hiding default values from help output
  • Interactive prompts: Ask users for input when flags/options are missing
  • Environment-based defaults: Check environment variables or config files dynamically
  • Auto-discovery: Automatically find files or resources when not specified
  • Async support: Handle both synchronous and asynchronous fallback logic

  The onMissing callback is used as a fallback when defaultValue is not provided, following the precedence order: environment variables → defaultValue → onMissing → type defaults.

  New APIs:

  • flag({ onMissing: () => boolean | Promise })
  • option({ onMissing: () => T | Promise })
  • multioption({ onMissing: () => T[] | Promise<T[]> })
  • Custom Type interface now supports onMissing property

v0.14.1

Patch Changes

• 46bf4a7: fix: properly reconstruct original argument strings in rest combinator

Changelog

Sourced from cmd-ts's changelog.

0.15.0

Minor Changes

• 0366d4f: Add pluggable help formatters with HelpFormatter interface and setDefaultHelpFormatter() API. This allows customizing how CLI help is rendered. Also adds:
  • examples option to commands and subcommands for documenting usage examples
  • cmd-ts/batteries/vercelFormatter - a Vercel-style help formatter with column-aligned output

0.14.4

Patch Changes

• bcd5d02: better multiline error formatting

0.14.3

Patch Changes

• e0afa2f: handle circuit breaker (--help and --version) before parsing arguments

0.14.2

Patch Changes

• 87565b2: Added onMissing callback support to flags, options, and custom types

  That allows providing dynamic fallback values when command-line arguments are not provided, This enables:

  • Hiding default values from help output
  • Interactive prompts: Ask users for input when flags/options are missing
  • Environment-based defaults: Check environment variables or config files dynamically
  • Auto-discovery: Automatically find files or resources when not specified
  • Async support: Handle both synchronous and asynchronous fallback logic

  The onMissing callback is used as a fallback when defaultValue is not provided, following the precedence order: environment variables → defaultValue → onMissing → type defaults.

  New APIs:

  • flag({ onMissing: () => boolean | Promise })
  • option({ onMissing: () => T | Promise })
  • multioption({ onMissing: () => T[] | Promise<T[]> })
  • Custom Type interface now supports onMissing property

0.14.1

Patch Changes

• 46bf4a7: fix: properly reconstruct original argument strings in rest combinator

0.14.0

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Commits

• bbe4691 chore: add repository field to package.json
• 0bf5c59 Version Packages (#256)
• 89a5045 fix: grant write permissions to release workflow
• 0366d4f feat: Pluggable help formatters (#255)
• 04968ae schniz/upgrade node24 (#254)
• 8b40df7 Revert "update node maybe?"
• 4ba5748 update node maybe?
• 5a0ef6f Version Packages (#253)
• 1d4cfa7 use oidc to publish
• bcd5d02 support multiline error formatting (#252)
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