local switch -v taken as global version switch but "version unknown"

[yashi]

Hi,

when I run the following code, I get

$ bundle exec ruby ./ecm.rb bar -v
ecm: version unknown
error: ecm: version unknown

It doesn't even print the defined version number.
I was expecting to see error: Unknown option -v. Is this a bug?

It prints the version number if you put -v before the sub-command, as I expected:

$ bundle exec ruby ./ecm.rb -v bar
ecm.rb version 0.0.1

If a sub-command knows -v, you get it as a local option, as I expected:

$ bundle exec ruby ./ecm.rb foo -v
globals: {"version"=>false, :version=>false, "help"=>false, :help=>false}
options: {"v"=>true, :v=>true}

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

require 'gli'
include GLI::App

program_desc 'A Command to test'
version '0.0.1'

subcommand_option_handling :normal
arguments :strict

desc 'foo command'
command :foo do |c|
  c.desc 'Verbose'
  c.switch :v

  c.action do |global_options, options, args|
    puts "globals: #{global_options}"
    puts "options: #{options}"
  end
end


desc 'bar command'
command :bar do |c|
  c.action do |global_options, options, args|
    puts "globals: #{global_options}"
    puts "options: #{options}"
  end
end

exit run(ARGV)

[davetron5000]

Hmm, this does seem like a bug.