The global options section of the docs includes this example:
```
tabcmd export --csv -f "D:\export10.csv" -- -430105/Sheet1
```
This was inherited from tabcmd 1.x docs. In tabcmd 2, the export command takes url as a plain positional argument parsed with argparse.parse_args() — there is no argparse.REMAINDER and no parse_known_args. Standard argparse does support -- as an end-of-options separator, but this behavior is untested in tabcmd 2 and the example has not been verified.
Action needed: test whether tabcmd export --csv -f out.csv -- -430105/Sheet1 actually works against a real server, and either add a test or remove/correct the example in the docs.
The global options section of the docs includes this example:
```
tabcmd export --csv -f "D:\export10.csv" -- -430105/Sheet1
```
This was inherited from tabcmd 1.x docs. In tabcmd 2, the
exportcommand takesurlas a plain positional argument parsed withargparse.parse_args()— there is noargparse.REMAINDERand noparse_known_args. Standard argparse does support--as an end-of-options separator, but this behavior is untested in tabcmd 2 and the example has not been verified.Action needed: test whether
tabcmd export --csv -f out.csv -- -430105/Sheet1actually works against a real server, and either add a test or remove/correct the example in the docs.