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Initially I was going to submit an enhancement ticket to add an optional parameter wizard that, for some commands, can walk the user through all of the required fields and...

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The utility of the optional `ipy` command combined with `self.self_in_py = True` for developers is truly phenomenal. We don't do these amazing features justice in our documentation and I'm not...

enhancement
documentation

One feature of a "normal" shell that `cmd2` applications are currently missing is the ability for a `cmd2` command to pipe output to other `cmd2` commands - it is limited...

enhancement
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We've made a lot of significant improvements in recent releases but some of our examples are still lagging behind a lot. There are cases where the examples no longer represent...

proposal
documentation

I've located a couple things with cmd2 that differ with the standard library cmd. I set stdin and stdout in the init to a file object that is attached to...

``cmd2`` has some wonderful features, but some of them are more discoverable than others and it is impossible to show how useful of a tool it is for developers with...

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help wanted
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documentation

Hello, Is there a way to replay `select` choices in transcript so that it doesn't wait for user input while running transcript? Using the following example code ``` class SelectApp(cmd2.Cmd):...

I have customized some Settables and want to keep the values of these Settables on next startup. How should I save these Settables? Thanks.

When killing the Cmd2 application (e.g. by closing the terminal window), persistent history file is not saved. By using `persistent_history_file` argument for Cmd.__init__(), and hitting `quit` command, I can see...

At least in most of my use cases, the individual commands of a script executed by the command line should not end up in the history. If I go back...