First help screen for the CLI is misleading

Information

• OS: Windows
• Version: 0.38.0
• Terminal: Windows Terminal

Describe the bug If you just enter “TesstApp.exe” you get:

USAGE:
    AproClientConsole [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>

OPTIONS:
    -h, --help       Prints help information
    -v, --version    Prints version information
...<snip>

To Reproduce If you enter “TestApp.exe -h run” it does not display the help I wanted. But if I run “TestApp.exe run -h” the help is shown for the command - how could I have understood this from first screen?

Expected behavior If you enter "TestApp -h run " the help is displayed. Or change the description of first screen.

[jeffward01]

I second this, I think this is a good solution. The current implementation is misleading.

See my screenshot:

• My commands are ‘path’ and ‘.’
• I can add options after the command to configure the command

The help screen shows this:

• Options first --> Then Command

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Proposed Solution:

USAGE:
    AproClientConsole [OPTIONS]
    AproClientConsole <COMMAND> [OPTIONS]

[NJ-Brad]

As a work around, I have created a function that addresses this situation

    private static string[] FixArgs(string[] asEntered)  
    {  
        List<string> newArgs = new List<string>(asEntered);  
        if ((newArgs[0].ToUpperInvariant() == "--HELP") ||  
            (newArgs[0].ToUpperInvariant() == "-H"))  
        {  
            newArgs.RemoveAt(0);  
            newArgs.Add("--help");  
        }  
        return newArgs.ToArray();  
    }  

I changed this statement app.Run(args); to app.Run(FixArgs(args));