Can I use the argparse help string to decribe my script's return values?
Question
I know I can use argparse's help string to describe both the general purpose of my script, and its input arguments. Is there also a built-in / conventional method with which I can describe my script's return values?
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0 2021-01-28 13:50:32
My conclusion: there isn't a dedicated argument; Using the epilog/description is probably your best option.
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