Expose command help method #33
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## [2.1.4](v2.1.3...v2.1.4) (2018-11-12) ### Bug Fixes * Expose command help method ([#33](#33)) ([0c0a0d9](0c0a0d9))
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This is part of a proposed solution to oclif/command#49 — the idea here is to directly expose the help generation logic for a known command, which can then be called directly in oclif/command to create the full help text in all cases.