runcc 2.0.3

run commands concurrently with rust and cargo
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```sh
cargo runcc
```

```trycmd
$ cargo-runcc
? 2
cargo-runcc 2.0.3
Equal Ma <equalma@outlook.com>
Run commands concurrently

USAGE:
    cargo runcc [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]...

ARGS:
    <COMMAND>...    Commands to run concurrently

OPTIONS:
    -c, --config <CONFIG>                        Config file path
    -e, --env <ENV>                              Specify env vars with K=V
    -h, --help                                   Print help information
    -k, --kill <KILL>                            What to do after some command exits
        --max-label-length <MAX_LABEL_LENGTH>    Max length to print label in logs
    -V, --version                                Print version information

```

```sh
cargo runcc --help
```

```trycmd
$ cargo-runcc --help
cargo-runcc 2.0.3
Equal Ma <equalma@outlook.com>
Run commands concurrently

USAGE:
    cargo runcc [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]...

ARGS:
    <COMMAND>...
            Commands to run concurrently

OPTIONS:
    -c, --config <CONFIG>
            Config file path.
            
            Can't be used with positional arguments. See https://github.com/runcc-rs/runcc#usage for
            details

    -e, --env <ENV>
            Specify env vars with K=V

    -h, --help
            Print help information

    -k, --kill <KILL>
            What to do after some command exits
            
            -k None (default)   : do nothing
            
            -k WhenAnyExited    : kill all commands when any exited
            
            -k WhenAnySucceeded : kill all commands when any exited with status == 0
            
            -k WhenAnyFailed    : kill all commands when any exited with status != 0
            
            -k <NUMBER>         : kill all commands when any exited with status == <NUMBER>

        --max-label-length <MAX_LABEL_LENGTH>
            Max length to print label in logs
            
            Defaults to the max length of all labels

    -V, --version
            Print version information

```