omg help is not displayed unless the user is in the same dir as the executable

[ghost]

sandbox $ pwd
/home/ops

$ which omg-linux
/home/ops/bin/omg-linux

sandbox $ omg-linux -h
<nothing>

sandbox $ cd /home/ops/bin
sandbox $ omg-linux -h
NAME:
   omg-linux - A new cli application

USAGE:
   omg-linux [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

VERSION:
   v1.0.3-572df1

COMMANDS:
     azure               azure [--flags] - deploy a bosh to azure
     aws                 aws [--flags] - deploy a bosh to aws
     gcp                 gcp [--flags] - deploy a bosh to GCP
     photon              photon [--flags] - deploy a bosh to photon
     vsphere             vsphere [--flags] - deploy a bosh to vsphere
     list-cloudconfigs
     list-products
     product-meta        product-meta <prod-name> - show product metadata
     register-plugin     register-plugin -type [cloudconfig, product] -pluginpath <plugin-binary>
     deploy-cloudconfig  deploy-cloudconfig <cloudconfig-name> [--flags] - deploy a cloudconfig to bosh
     deploy-product      deploy-product <prod-name> [--flags] - deploy a product via bosh
     help, h             Shows a list of commands or help for one command

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
   --help, -h     show help (default: false)
   --version, -v  print the version (default: false)

[xchapter7x]

set the OMG_PLUGIN_DIR to whichever dir contains your plugins and you should be able to run omg-cli from anywhere.