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• From your example, is the intention that users build their own common options and annotate all relevant commands?
• How about adding such a decorator to click or a click-contrib package?
• Is it possible to implement this with a similar solution using decorators?
• Maybe a better user experience is to register these common options to the group and have the group transitively propagate them to its subcommands?
• Support for shared arguments?
• What are your thoughts on shared argument support for click?

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      articleBody:What are your thoughts on shared argument support for click? Sometimes it is useful to have simple inheritance hierarchies in options for complex applications. This might be frowned upon since click's raison d'etre is dynamic subcommands, however, I wanted to explore possible solutions. A very simple and trivial example is the [verbose example](http://click.pocoo.org/options/#counting). Assume you have more than one subcommand in a CLI app. An ideal user experience on the CLI would be: ``` bash python script.py subcmd -vvv ``` However, this wouldn't be the case with click, since subcmd doesn't define a `verbose` option. You'd have to invoke it as follows: ``` bash python script.py -vvv subcmd ``` This example is very simple, but when there are many subcommands, sometimes a root support option would go a long way to make something simple and easy to use. Let me know if you'd like further clarification.
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