Using -h short flag for —hostname gives podlet’s help instead of generating the correct quadlet

[xrisk]

$ podlet podman run -h foo.local hello-world
Generate a Podman Quadlet `.container` file

Usage: podlet podman run [OPTIONS] <IMAGE> [COMMAND]...

Arguments:
  <IMAGE>       The image to run in the container
  [COMMAND]...  Optionally, the command to run in the container

Options:
      --cap-add <CAPABILITY>                                         Add Linux capabilities
      --device <HOST-DEVICE[:CONTAINER-DEVICE][:PERMISSIONS]>        Add a device node from the host into the container
      --annotation <KEY=VALUE>                                       Add an annotation to the container
      --name <NAME>                                                  The (optional) name of the container
      --dns <IP_ADDRESS>                                             Set custom DNS servers
      --dns-option <OPTION>                                          Set custom DNS options
      --dns-search <DOMAIN>
…

Using the —hostname full form makes this work as expected:

podlet podman run --hostname foo.local hello-world
# hello-world.container
[Container]
HostName=foo.local
Image=hello-world

[k9withabone]

I'm not sure what the correct solution for this problem is. I think Docker/Podman made a mistake not reserving -h for help. One possibility is to use Command::disable_help_flag() for podlet podman run and add --help back manually, but then how would one get the short help?