fix: print default arg/flag if equal to 0

When the default value for an arg/flag was set to `0` then the `--help`
was not displaying it, as if the default was not set.

There is probably a typing bug in oclif/config or oclif/parser
(depending on what's the desired outcome). The default values typing
is `string`, however the actual values can be set to numbers.

Author: akwodkiewicz

src/command.ts

@@ -100,7 +100,8 @@ export default class CommandHelp {
     const body = renderList(args.map(a => {
       const name = a.name.toUpperCase()
       let description = a.description || ''
-      if (a.default) description = `[default: ${a.default}] ${description}`
+      // `a.default` is actually not always a string (typing bug), hence `toString()`
+      if (a.default || a.default.toString() === '0') description = `[default: ${a.default}] ${description}`
       if (a.options) description = `(${a.options.join('|')}) ${description}`
       return [name, description ? dim(description) : undefined]
     }), {stripAnsi: this.opts.stripAnsi, maxWidth: this.opts.maxWidth - 2})
@@ -144,7 +145,8 @@ export default class CommandHelp {
       }
 
       let right = flag.description || ''
-      if (flag.type === 'option' && flag.default) {
+      // `flag.default` is not always a string (typing bug), hence `toString()`
+      if (flag.type === 'option' && (flag.default || flag.default.toString() === '0')) {
         right = `[default: ${flag.default}] ${right}`
       }
       if (flag.required) right = `(required) ${right}`