Unmatching argument order in help output

[ninascarpelli]

When running the command:

emu.exe rename --help `

the usage output is:

emu [options] rename [< targets >...]
Arguments:
One more glob patterns for files to process. E.g. '**/*.mp3'
Options:
-n, --dry-run Do a "dry run" by simulating any change that writes data
--copy-to Create copies of the original files and move them to this directory
--flatten Flattens files so all files in folders are moved up to the target directory
--new-offset Changes the UTC offset of the datestamp. Use this to change the datestamp to your another timezone. Note: does not change the instant the timestamp occurs at.
--offset Adds a UTC offset to the datestamp. Only affects local datestamps without an offset. Use this convert a local date to a global date.
-v, --verbose Log verbosely - equivalent to log level debug
-vv, --very-verbose Log very verbosely - equivalent to log level trace
-l, --log-level <Crit|Debug|Error|Info|None|Trace|Warn> Set the log level [default: Info]
-F, --format <Compact|CSV|Default|JSON|JSONL> Which format to ouput results in. [default: Default]
-?, -h, --help Show help and usage information

However, if I ask:

emu.exe --dry-run rename "***.flac"

I get an error message:

Unrecognized command or argument '--dry-run'

The order on usage output should be:

emu [< targets >...] rename [options]

[atruskie]

Thanks for the report.

This is a bug in the help formatter of our CLI library. See dotnet/command-line-api#1334

The order on usage output should be:

emu [< targets >...] rename [options]

No, not quite. It should be:

emu [global options] rename [<targets> ...] [options]