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Fix crew help search (#9843)

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Ed Reel
2024-05-24 15:32:43 -05:00
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@@ -102,15 +102,15 @@ class Command
Look for package(s).
Usage: crew search [-v|--verbose] [<pattern> ...]
Both the name and description of packages will be searched.
If the package color is " + "green".lightgreen + ", it means the package is installed.
If the package color is " + "red".lightred + ", it means the architecture is not supported.
If the package color is " + "blue".lightblue + ", it means the architecture is supported but the package is not installed.
If the package color is #{'green'.lightgreen}, it means the package is installed.
If the package color is #{'red'.lightred}, it means the architecture is not supported.
If the package color is #{'blue'.lightblue}, it means the architecture is supported but the package is not installed.
The <pattern> string can also contain regular expressions.
If `-v` or `--verbose` is present, the homepage, version and license of found packages will be displayed.
Examples:
crew search ^lib".lightblue + " will display all packages with a name or description that starts with `lib`.
crew search audio".lightblue + " will display all packages with `audio` in the name or description.
crew search -v git".lightblue + " will display all packages with `git` in the name or description along with homepage, version and license.
#{'crew search ^lib'.lightblue} will display all packages with a name or description that starts with `lib`.
#{'crew search audio'.lightblue} will display all packages with `audio` in the name or description.
#{'crew search -v git'.lightblue} will display all packages with `git` in the name or description along with homepage, version and license.
EOT
when 'sysinfo'
puts <<~EOT