If a command that requires arguments is entered without arguments, print the help for that.

[fake-name]

Basically, tugboat destroy is less helpful then it could be, with the message: Tugboat attempted to find a droplet with no arguments. Try 'tugboat help' message. This then leads to running tugboat help, which then leads to finally executing tugboat help destroy to get any actually useful output.

If you execute tugboat destroy without arguments, print it's help (e.g. the output of tugboat help destroy), it would be much more usable. Doing so should not break any compatibility with anything, and makes tugboat more usable.

[petems]

@fake-name Good idea, PR's welcome 👍

[petems]

Fixed.

Again, please appreciate the fact that this is open-source software maintained by volunteers. Snarkiness isn't fun.

[fake-name]

I apologize, I'm rather constitutionally predisposed to sarcasm, and having spent hours fighting with strange docker issues together with droplet issues doesn't make me too genial.

I've cleaned up the report a bit.

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TL;DR I'm a cranky bastard.

[petems]

@fake-name hah, no worries man. It's a good point, the UX of tugboat has sometimes been a bit iffy. Hopefully these changes make things a bit better 😄