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For example, the -F option added by #91 doesn't appear with man git-absorb. I came here about to suggest this option but discovered it already exists, just not in the man page. It is appear in git-absorb --help
I could create a PR for this one gap, and look in the code for other gaps, but isn't a better solution that the man page is generated from the same source as the --help contents? I'm not a Rust dev, so I don't know if there's a tool for that.
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λ git-absorb.exe --help
Usage: git-absorb.exe [OPTIONS]
Options:
-b, --base <BASE> Use this commit as the base of the absorb stack
-n, --dry-run Don't make any actual changes
-f, --force Skip safety checks
-v, --verbose Display more output
-r, --and-rebase Run rebase if successful
--gen-completions <GEN_COMPLETIONS> Generate completions [possible values: bash, fish, nushell, zsh, powershell, elvish]
-w, --whole-file Match the change against the complete file
-F, --one-fixup-per-commit Only generate one fixup per commit
-h, --help Print help
λ git-absorb.exe --version
git-absorb 0.6.16
For example, the -F option added by #91 doesn't appear with
man git-absorb
. I came here about to suggest this option but discovered it already exists, just not in the man page. It is appear ingit-absorb --help
I could create a PR for this one gap, and look in the code for other gaps, but isn't a better solution that the man page is generated from the same source as the
--help
contents? I'm not a Rust dev, so I don't know if there's a tool for that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: