In our last talk about System.CommandLine, we learned how to easily build command line apps using .NET and C#, following most of the advice from CLI guidelines. We also brought in dependency injection to make our code more flexible, easier to read, and simpler to test. Now that we have our basic setup ready, it’s time to improve our user experience. So far, users have been interacting with our app by typing every single argument each time they invoke the app.
