[enhancement] Reverse list direction & syntax suggestion
JustCryen opened this issue · comments
The list command lists the newest version at the top of the list, which might sound fine at first but since we are in the terminal, output scrolls and only the oldest available versions are visible.
Reversing the direction would mean that whe newest version is right where we're about to type next.
One more thing, -t for "install" is quite unintuitive and -i is not used anywhere, why is it like this?
I would recommend switching -t,and --tag for -i and --install as install syntax.
Eventually -S just as arch does it.
In case of remove, -r is fine but I would replace --rem with full --remove
The --releases output should reversed now, thanks for the suggestion. and yes, --remove makes sense, changed!
in order to install the latest version, you just run protonup so -t meaning tag makes more sense to me, -i won't mean anything by itself. Ideally it should be protonup [tag] without any flags but that would make things more complicated.