GIT-PILE-WRAPPER-AM:(1)

NAME
git-pile-wrapper-am: - git pile am

DESCRIPTION
./git-pile-wrapper-am: 1: -e: not found usage: git-pile am [-h] [-g] [-s {top,pile-commit}] [--no-fuzzy] [--fuzzy]

    [--debug] [mbox_cover]

  positional arguments:

mbox_cover
    Mbox/patch file containing the coverletter generated by git-pile. If more than one patch is contained in the mbox, the first one is assumed to be the cover. If no arguments are passed, the mbox is read from stdin

  optional arguments:

-h, --help
    show this help message and exit

-g, --genbranch
    When patch is correctly applied, also force-generate the RESULT_BRANCH - this is the equivalent of calling "git pile genbranch -f" after the command returns.

-s {top,pile-commit}, --strategy {top,pile-commit}
    Select the strategy used to apply the patch. "top", the default, tries to apply the patch on top of PILE_BRANCH. "pile-commit" first reset the pile branch to the commit saved in the cover letter before proceeding - this allows to replicate the exact same tree as the one that generated the cover. However the PILE_BRANCH will have diverged.

--no-fuzzy

--fuzzy
    Allow to apply a patch even with conflicts in the diff hunk line numbers. When using this option we will automatically solving the conflicts of this kind by taking `theirs` version as the correct. See 'HOW CONFLICTS ARE PRESENTED' in GIT-MERGE(1) [Default: prompt if running on terminal, otherwise no]

--debug
    Turn on debugging output

usage: git-pile [-h] [-v]

    {init,setup,genpatches,genbranch,format-patch,am,genlinear-branch,baseline,destroy,reset} ...

git-pile: error: unrecognized arguments: --version