If I use the --help switch for a command I wrote using MooseX::App::Cmd::Command, which relies on MooseX::Getopt, the order of the switches is random. For example: 

~/workshop/dist_zilla: dz create_commands -h
dz create_commands [-?cdhs] [long options...]

creates commands for a dzil profile minted with "cli"
    -h -? --usage --help       Prints this usage information.
    -d STR --dir STR           directory where distribution is located
    -c STR --cmd STR           name of the command to create
    -s STR... --subcmd STR...  name of a subcommand to create

~/workshop/dist_zilla: dz create_commands -h
dz create_commands [-?cdhs] [long options...]

creates commands for a dzil profile minted with "cli"
    -d STR --dir STR           directory where distribution is located
    -c STR --cmd STR           name of the command to create
    -s STR... --subcmd STR...  name of a subcommand to create
    -h -? --usage --help       Prints this usage information.

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Kind of annoying. I'd like them to be output alphabetically. I did not see an option for this, though.

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