Add copyInheritedSettings#1557
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Problem
Adding a subcommand using
.command()implicitly copies a bunch of inherited settings from the parent command to the subcommand. There is not currently any public way to transfer inherited settings, say if using.addCommand(), and many are not accessible using public routines or properties.Related: #1186 #1185 (comment)
Solution
Add
.copyInheritedSettings()so available for explicit use, particularly if using `.addCommand()'.Adding for completeness, and not planning to add this to README for now. Has not come up in issues so far.
ChangeLog
.copyInheritedSettings()