Print main command along with subcommand on help page #341
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Hey everybody
While using argparse I stumbled upon an issue in the Usage section of subcommand help pages.
For example when typing
git add --helpthe synopsis section starts like this:git add [ ...]When using argparse to simulate this (like in the example from your readme) the output would look like this:
Usage: add [ ...]I think argparse should also print a "git" in front of the "add", so I implemented a quick fix for this.