When using yargs .describe method to generate usage information, is there some way to prevent yargs from auto-adding information about type, default value, choices etc.?

I.e. the following

        .option('foo', {
            type: 'string',
            choices: ['bar','baz'],
            required: true,
            default: 'bar',
            description: 'The most important option of all'
        })

results in this output when doing --help:

--foo      The most important option of all      [string] [required] [choices: "bar", "baz"] [default: "bar"]

I have to confess I find that to be a bit ugly, and it is out of line with how help texts are generally formatted in linux. Also, on longer description texts that include line breaks, it breaks formatting.

I haven't found anything in the docs. Is there some way to suppress generation of the bracketed [] parts, without having to completely give up using the describe feature?