``` // foo.js 'use strict'; const yargs = require('yargs'); yargs .help('help').alias('help', 'h') .command('foo', 'Foo command is awesome', () => { console.log('foo handler'); throw new Error('This error will show below the help'); }) .argv; ``` If you now run `node foo` it will show the usage and the error below. <img width="716" alt="screen shot 2016-03-26 at 21 39 45" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1017236/14062557/8585162c-f39b-11e5-8f4c-603e4e8a8f64.png"> I was expecting the error to be thrown globally and not being handled by yargs. yargs version: 4.3.2