For the root command, this name is never actually part of a command; it's only used in the usage string.
You can of course override it manually, but you never know if the executable gets renamed.
In my understanding, it's common for the usage string to use the actual name the command was invoked with (i.e. argv[0] in C terms). And I also think that's the only appropriate default behavior.
The command name of a (
Async)ParsableCommandis inferred from the name of the struct by default.For the root command, this name is never actually part of a command; it's only used in the usage string. You can of course override it manually, but you never know if the executable gets renamed.
In my understanding, it's common for the usage string to use the actual name the command was invoked with (i.e.
argv[0]in C terms). And I also think that's the only appropriate default behavior.