`ray start --help` using v1.9.2

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Usage: ray [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Try 'ray --help' for help.

Error: No such command 'help'.
ubuntu@ip-10-161-49-237:~$ ray start --help
+ /home/ubuntu/anzu/run //tools:ray start --help
Usage: ray start [OPTIONS]

  Start Ray processes manually on the local machine.

Options:
  --node-ip-address TEXT          the IP address of this node
  --address TEXT                  the address to use for Ray
  --port INTEGER                  the port of the head ray process. If not
                                  provided, defaults to 6379; if port is set
                                  to 0, we will allocate an available port.
  --object-manager-port INTEGER   the port to use for starting the object
                                  manager
  --node-manager-port INTEGER     the port to use for starting the node
                                  manager
  --gcs-server-port INTEGER       Port number for the GCS server.
  --min-worker-port INTEGER       the lowest port number that workers will
                                  bind on. If not set, random ports will be
                                  chosen.
  --max-worker-port INTEGER       the highest port number that workers will
                                  bind on. If set, '--min-worker-port' must
                                  also be set.
  --worker-port-list TEXT         a comma-separated list of open ports for
                                  workers to bind on. Overrides '--min-worker-
                                  port' and '--max-worker-port'.
  --ray-client-server-port INTEGER
                                  the port number the ray client server will
                                  bind on. If not set, the ray client server
                                  will not be started.
  --object-store-memory INTEGER   The amount of memory (in bytes) to start the
                                  object store with. By default, this is
                                  capped at 20GB but can be set higher.
  --num-cpus INTEGER              the number of CPUs on this node
  --num-gpus INTEGER              the number of GPUs on this node
  --resources TEXT                a JSON serialized dictionary mapping
                                  resource name to resource quantity
  --head                          provide this argument for the head node
  --include-dashboard BOOLEAN     provide this argument to start the Ray
                                  dashboard GUI
  --dashboard-host TEXT           the host to bind the dashboard server to,
                                  either localhost (127.0.0.1) or 0.0.0.0
                                  (available from all interfaces). By default,
                                  thisis localhost.
  --dashboard-port INTEGER        the port to bind the dashboard server to--
                                  defaults to 8265
  --block                         provide this argument to block forever in
                                  this command
  --plasma-directory TEXT         object store directory for memory mapped
                                  files
  --autoscaling-config TEXT       the file that contains the autoscaling
                                  config
  --no-redirect-worker-output     do not redirect worker stdout and stderr to
                                  files
  --no-redirect-output            do not redirect non-worker stdout and stderr
                                  to files
  --plasma-store-socket-name TEXT
                                  manually specify the socket name of the
                                  plasma store
  --raylet-socket-name TEXT       manually specify the socket path of the
                                  raylet process
  --ray-debugger-external         Make the Ray debugger available externally
                                  to the node. This is onlysafe to activate if
                                  the node is behind a firewall.
  --log-style [auto|record|pretty]
                                  If 'pretty', outputs with formatting and
                                  color. If 'record', outputs record-style
                                  without formatting. 'auto' defaults to
                                  'pretty', and disables pretty logging if
                                  stdin is *not* a TTY.
  --log-color [auto|false|true]   Use color logging. Auto enables color
                                  logging if stdout is a TTY.
  -v, --verbose
  --help                          Show this message and exit.