One would expect to be able to print the version of pnapctl without any config file.
Steps to reproduce:
$ ls -al ~/.pnap
ls: cannot access '/root/.pnap': No such file or directory
$ pnapctl version
A config file is required to run this program.
There are 3 approaches to specify the path of a configuration file (in order of priority)
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One would expect to be able to print the version of
pnapctlwithout any config file.Steps to reproduce: