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we should either remove -h as a helper to display help, or do the parsing before we display help so that -h is a fallback to help if the command doesn't specify any flags with -h as a char
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actually no, I realize this contradicts what I said before but I feel we should leave -h in. But we should be able to accept -h as a potential argument if it doesn't match anything else. For example:
$ heroku apps:info help # show info for the app 'help'
$ heroku apps:info -h # show info for the app '-h'. not a valid app, but just because something 'looks' like a flag doesn't mean it is one
$ heroku apps:info foo help # display help since info takes 1 arg
$ heroku apps:info foo -h # display help since info takes 1 arg
we should either remove
-h
as a helper to display help, or do the parsing before we display help so that-h
is a fallback to help if the command doesn't specify any flags with -h as a charThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: