arimu1 opened a new pull request, #439:
URL: https://github.com/apache/commons-cli/pull/439

   Fixes https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLI-354
   
   Wrapped `HelpFormatter` descriptions are not indented consistently. 
Continuation lines whose remaining pad equals the indent (`restLen == indent`) 
skip the leading indent and apply those spaces on the right instead, so some 
wrapped lines sit one space left of the others.
   
   `TextStyle.pad` currently uses `restLen > indent`. Full-width continuation 
lines from `TextHelpAppendable.makeColumnQueue` are already limited to 
`maxWidth - indent`, so `restLen` is exactly `indent` and the indent is 
dropped. Changing the comparison to `>=` matches the reporter's diagnosis and 
aligns every continuation line.
   
   This does not change wrapping itself. Gary noted that `setMaxWidth(6)` 
wrapping is messy; that is left alone.
   
   ### Tests
   - `TextStyleTest.padTestData`: remaining pad equal to indent (`maxWidth == 
text.length + indent`).
   - `HelpFormatterTest.testPrintHelpWrappedDescriptionIndent`: long option 
description; continuation lines share the same indent.
   
   On unfixed master the new pad case expected `"     Hello world"` and got 
`"Hello world     "`. After the change, `mvn test` is 991/0 fail/61 skip 
(Temurin 21). `checkstyle:check`, `pmd:check`, and `spotbugs:check` are clean.
   
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