Empty command in git.py does not show help message

[gtarabat]

According to the following line in examples/git/git.py

elif args['<command>'] in ['help', None]:

running ./git.py should give the same message as running ./git.py help. But it gives only the usage message instead.

Also, the line

See 'git help <command>' for more information on a specific command.

in the description does not work as expected.

[beierman]

I've been puzzled by this as well.

$ ./git.py help      2>&1 | wc -l
      36
$ ./git.py           2>&1 | wc -l
       5
$ ./git.py --help    2>&1 | wc -l
      21

The first two (['help', None]) should map to the last one (--help), but all three give widely different outputs.

@gtarabat The last line (See 'git help ... for more information on a specific command.) is printed when you set help=True and run ./git.py --help:

args = docopt(__doc__,
    version='git version 1.7.4.4',
    help=True,
    options_first=True)

[gtarabat]

@beierman help=True is the default value. The list line is printed as expected when I run ./git.py --help.

What I mean with the last line is that running git help <command> does not give the help message for the <command>.