Add -v option to see installed version of misp-modules
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Description
Please add a -v or --version option so it's easy to see the installed version of misp-modules. Thanks in advance for considering this.
$ bin/misp-modules --help --version
usage: misp-modules [-h] [-t] [-s] [-d] [-p P] [-l L] [-m M] [--devel]
misp-modules server
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t Test mode
-s Run a system install (package installed via pip)
-d Enable debugging
-p P misp-modules TCP port (default 6666)
-l L misp-modules listen address (default localhost)
-m M Register a custom module
--devel Start in development mode, enable debug, start only the module(s) listed in -m.
Example: -m misp_modules.modules.expansion.bgpranking
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Start with the bin/misp-modules entry point and inspect how its command-line arguments produce the shown help output. Add the requested -v or --version interface, then run bin/misp-modules --help --version to verify that the installed misp-modules version is displayed.
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- Feature
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