** using the -f|--force option.
**
** The --case-sensitive option determines whether or not filenames should
** be treated case sensitive or not. If the option is not given, the default
** depends on the global setting, or the operating system default, if not set.
**
** Options:
**
**    --case-sensitive BOOL   Override the case-sensitive setting
**    --dotfiles              Include files beginning with a dot (".")
**    -f|--force              Add files without prompting
**    --ignore CSG            Ignore unmanaged files matching patterns from
**                            the Comma Separated Glob (CSG) pattern list
**    --clean CSG             Also ignore files matching patterns from
**                            the Comma Separated Glob (CSG) list

**                            in the repository.  This erases all subscription
**                            information.  ** Use with extreme care **
**
**    send                    Compose and send pending email alerts.
**                            Some installations may want to do this via
**                            a cron-job to make sure alerts are sent
**                            in a timely manner.
**                            Options:
**

**                               --digest     Send digests
**                               --renewal    Send subscription renewal
**                                            notices
**                               --test       Write to standard output
**
**    settings [NAME VALUE]   With no arguments, list all email settings.
**                            Or change the value of a single email setting.
**
**    status                  Report on the status of the email alert
**                            subsystem
**
**    subscribers [PATTERN]   List all subscribers matching PATTERN.  Either
**                            LIKE or GLOB wildcards can be used in PATTERN.
**
**    test-message TO [OPTS]  Send a single email message using whatever
**                            email sending mechanism is currently configured.
**                            Use this for testing the email notification
**                            configuration.  Options:
**

**                              --body FILENAME         Content from FILENAME
**                              --smtp-trace            Trace SMTP processing
**                              --stdout                Send msg to stdout
**                              -S|--subject SUBJECT    Message "subject:"
**
**    unsubscribe EMAIL       Remove a single subscriber with the given EMAIL.
*/

**
** EVENTIDs are text.  The first character is 'c', 'f', 't', or 'w'
** for check-in, forum, ticket, or wiki.  The remaining text is a
** integer that references the EVENT.OBJID value for the event.
** Run /timeline?showid to see these OBJID values.
**
** Options:
**
**      --digest           Generate digest alert text
**      --needmod          Assume all events are pending moderator approval
*/
void test_alert_cmd(void){
  Blob out;
  int nEvent;
  int needMod;

**
** EVENTIDs are text.  The first character is 'c', 'f', 't', or 'w'
** for check-in, forum, ticket, or wiki.  The remaining text is a
** integer that references the EVENT.OBJID value for the event.
** Run /timeline?showid to see these OBJID values.
**
** Options:
**
**    --backoffice        Run alert_backoffice() after all alerts have
**                        been added.  This will cause the alerts to be
**                        sent out with the SENDALERT_TRACE option.
**
**    --debug             Like --backoffice, but add the SENDALERT_STDOUT
**                        so that emails are printed to standard output
**                        rather than being sent.
**
**    --digest            Process emails using SENDALERT_DIGEST
*/
void test_add_alert_cmd(void){
  int i;
  int doAuto = find_option("backoffice",0,0)!=0;
  unsigned mFlags = 0;
  if( find_option("debug",0,0)!=0 ){

/*
** COMMAND: attachment*
**
** Usage: %fossil attachment add ?PAGENAME? FILENAME ?OPTIONS?
**
** Add an attachment to an existing wiki page or tech note.
** Options:
**

**    -t|--technote DATETIME      Specifies the timestamp of
**                                the technote to which the attachment
**                                is to be made. The attachment will be
**                                to the most recently modified tech note
**                                with the specified timestamp.
**
**    -t|--technote TECHNOTE-ID   Specifies the technote to be
**                                updated by its technote id.
**
** One of PAGENAME, DATETIME or TECHNOTE-ID must be specified.
**
** DATETIME may be "now" or "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSS". If in
** year-month-day form, it may be truncated, the "T" may be replaced by
** a space, and it may also name a timezone offset from UTC as "-HH:MM"
** (westward) or "+HH:MM" (eastward). Either no timezone suffix or "Z"

**
** List attachments for one or more attachment targets. The target
** name arguments are glob prefixes for the attachment.target
** field. If no names are provided then a prefix of [a-zA-Z] is used,
** which will match most wiki page names and some ticket hashes.
**
** Options:
**
**    -latest    List only the latest version of a given attachment.
**
*/
void test_list_attachments(void){
  Stmt q;
  int i;
  const int fLatest = find_option("latest", 0, 0) != 0;

** Read the content of INPUT-FILE and pass it into the backlink_extract()
** routine.  But instead of adding backlinks to the backlink table,
** just print them on stdout.  SRCID and SRCTYPE are integers.
**
** Options:
**    --mtime DATETIME        Use an alternative date/time.  Defaults to the
**                            current date/time.
**    --mimetype TYPE         Use an alternative mimetype.
*/
void test_backlinks_cmd(void){
  const char *zMTime = find_option("mtime",0,1);
  const char *zMimetype = find_option("mimetype",0,1);
  const int mimetype = parse_mimetype(zMimetype);
  Blob in;
  int srcid;

  );
}

/*
** fossil bisect run [OPTIONS] COMMAND
**
** Invoke COMMAND (with arguments) repeatedly to perform the bisect.
** Options:
**

**    -i|--interactive          Prompt user for decisions rather than
**                              using the return code from COMMAND
*/
static void bisect_run(void){
  const char *zCmd;
  int isInteractive = 0;
  int i;

**       Reinitialize a bisect session.  This cancels prior bisect history
**       and allows a bisect session to start over from the beginning.
**
** > fossil bisect run [OPTIONS] COMMAND
**
**       Invoke COMMAND repeatedly to run the bisect.  The exit code for
**       COMMAND should be 0 for "good", 125 for "skip", and any other value
**       for "bad".  Options:
**

**          -i|--interactive    Prompt the user for the good/bad/skip decision
**                              after each step, rather than using the exit
**                              code from COMMAND
**
** > fossil bisect skip ?VERSION?
**
**       Cause VERSION (or the current check-out if VERSION is omitted) to

** of the repository identified by the -R or --repository option.
**
** >  fossil branch close|reopen ?OPTIONS? BRANCH-NAME ?...BRANCH-NAMES?
**
**       Adds or cancels the "closed" tag to one or more branches.
**       It accepts arbitrary unambiguous symbolic names but
**       will only resolve check-in names and skips any which resolve
**       to non-leaf check-ins. Options:


**         -n|--dry-run          do not commit changes and dump artifact
**                               to stdout
**         -v|--verbose          output more information
**         --date-override DATE  DATE to use instead of 'now'
**         --user-override USER  USER to use instead of the current default
**
** >  fossil branch current
**
**        Print the name of the branch for the current check-out
**
** >  fossil branch hide|unhide ?OPTIONS? BRANCH-NAME ?...BRANCH-NAMES?
**
**       Adds or cancels the "hidden" tag for the specified branches or
**       or check-in IDs. Accepts the same options as the close
**       subcommand.
**
** >  fossil branch info BRANCH-NAME
**
**        Print information about a branch
**
** >  fossil branch list|ls ?OPTIONS? ?GLOB?
** >  fossil branch lsh ?OPTIONS? ?LIMIT?
**
**        List all branches. Options:


**          -a|--all      List all branches.  Default show only open branches
**          -c|--closed   List closed branches.
**          -p            List only private branches.
**          -r            Reverse the sort order
**          -t            Show recently changed branches first
**
**        The current branch is marked with an asterisk.  Private branches are
**        marked with a hash sign.
**
**        If GLOB is given, show only branches matching the pattern.
**
**        The "lsh" variant of this subcommand shows recently changed branches,
**        and accepts an optional LIMIT argument (defaults to 5) to cap output,
**        but no GLOB argument.  All other options are supported, with -t being
**        an implied no-op.
**
** >  fossil branch new BRANCH-NAME BASIS ?OPTIONS?
**
**        Create a new branch BRANCH-NAME off of check-in BASIS.

**        Supported options for this subcommand include:
**          --private             branch is private (i.e., remains local)
**          --bgcolor COLOR       use COLOR instead of automatic background
**                                ("auto" lets Fossil choose it automatically,
**                                even for private branches)
**          --nosign              do not sign contents on this branch
**          --date-override DATE  DATE to use instead of 'now'
**          --user-override USER  USER to use instead of the current default
**
**        DATE may be "now" or "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSS". If in
**        year-month-day form, it may be truncated, the "T" may be
**        replaced by a space, and it may also name a timezone offset
**        from UTC as "-HH:MM" (westward) or "+HH:MM" (eastward).
**        Either no timezone suffix or "Z" means UTC.
**
** Options valid for all subcommands:
**
**    -R|--repository REPO       Run commands on repository REPO
*/
void branch_cmd(void){
  int n;
  const char *zCmd = "list";
  db_find_and_open_repository(0, 0);
  if( g.argc>=3 ) zCmd = g.argv[2];

** Usage: %fossil close ?OPTIONS?
**
** The opposite of "[[open]]".  Close the current database connection.
** Require a -f or --force flag if there are unsaved changes in the
** current check-out or if there is non-empty stash.
**
** Options:
**   -f|--force  necessary to close a check-out with uncommitted changes
**
** See also: [[open]]
*/
void close_cmd(void){
  int forceFlag = find_option("force","f",0)!=0;
  db_must_be_within_tree();

**    --nested                   Allow opening a repository inside an opened
**                               check-out
**    --nocompress               Omit extra delta compression
**    --no-open                  Clone only.  Do not open a check-out.
**    --once                     Don't remember the URI.
**    --private                  Also clone private branches
**    --save-http-password       Remember the HTTP password without asking
**    --ssh-command|-c SSH       Use SSH as the "ssh" command
**    --ssl-identity FILENAME    Use the SSL identity if requested by the server
**    --transport-command CMD    Use CMD to move messages to the server and back
**    -u|--unversioned           Also sync unversioned content
**    -v|--verbose               Show more statistics in output
**    --workdir DIR              Also open a check-out in DIR
**
** See also: [[init]], [[open]]

**
** Usage: %fossil test-comment-format ?OPTIONS? PREFIX TEXT ?ORIGTEXT?
**
** Test comment formatting and printing.  Use for testing only.
**
** Options:
**   --file           The comment text is really just a file name to
**                    read it from.
**   --decode         Decode the text using the same method used when
**                    handling the value of a C-card from a manifest.
**   --legacy         Use the legacy comment printing algorithm.
**   --trimcrlf       Enable trimming of leading/trailing CR/LF.
**   --trimspace      Enable trimming of leading/trailing spaces.
**   --wordbreak      Attempt to break lines on word boundaries.
**   --origbreak      Attempt to break when the original comment text
**                    is detected.
**   --indent         Number of spaces to indent (default (-1) is to
**                    auto-detect).  Zero means no indent.
**   -W|--width NUM   Width of lines (default (-1) is to auto-detect).
**                    Zero means no limit.
*/
void test_comment_format(void){
  const char *zWidth;

** COMMAND: test-integrity
**
** Verify that all content can be extracted from the BLOB table correctly.
** If the BLOB table is correct, then the repository can always be
** successfully reconstructed using "fossil rebuild".
**
** Options:
**
**    -d|--db-only       Run "PRAGMA integrity_check" on the database only.
**                       No other validation is performed.
**
**    --parse            Parse all manifests, wikis, tickets, events, and
**                       so forth, reporting any errors found.
**
**    -q|--quick         Run "PRAGMA quick_check" on the database only.
**                       No other validation is performed.
*/
void test_integrity(void){
  Stmt q;
  Blob content;
  int n1 = 0;

** Usage: %fossil test-missing
**
** Look at every artifact in the repository and verify that
** all references are satisfied.  Report any referenced artifacts
** that are missing or shunned.
**
** Options:
**
**    --notshunned          Do not report shunned artifacts
**    --quiet               Only show output if there are errors
*/
void test_missing(void){
  Stmt q;
  Blob content;
  int nErr = 0;

}

/*
** COMMAND: test-db-prepare
** Usage: %fossil test-db-prepare ?OPTIONS? SQL-STATEMENT
**
** Options:
**
**   --auth-report   Enable the ticket report query authorizer.
**   --auth-ticket   Enable the ticket schema query authorizer.
**
** Invoke db_prepare() on the SQL input.  Report any errors encountered.
** This command is used to verify error detection logic in the db_prepare()
** utility routine.
*/
void db_test_db_prepare(void){
  const int fAuthReport = find_option("auth-report",0,0)!=0;

** configuration database.  If both a local and a global value exists for a
** setting, the local value takes precedence.  This command normally operates
** on the local settings.  Use the --global option to change global settings.
**
** Options:
**   --global   Set or unset the given property globally instead of
**              setting or unsetting it for the open repository only
**
**   --exact    Only consider exact name matches
**
** See also: [[configuration]]
*/
void setting_cmd(void){
  int i;
  int globalFlag = find_option("global","g",0)!=0;

** optimization.  FILENAME can also be the configuration database file
** (~/.fossil or ~/.config/fossil.db) or a local .fslckout or _FOSSIL_ file.
**
** The purpose of this command is for testing the WITHOUT ROWID capabilities
** of SQLite.  There is no big advantage to using WITHOUT ROWID in Fossil.
**
** Options:
**    --dry-run | -n        No changes.  Just print what would happen.
*/
void test_without_rowid(void){
  int i, j;
  Stmt q;
  Blob allSql;
  int dryRun = find_option("dry-run", "n", 0)!=0;
  for(i=2; i<g.argc; i++){

** Usage: %fossil test-all-help ?OPTIONS?
**
** Show help text for commands and pages.  Useful for proof-reading.
** Defaults to just the CLI commands.  Specify --www to see only the
** web pages, or --everything to see both commands and pages.
**
** Options:
**    -a|--aliases      Show aliases.
**    -e|--everything   Show all commands and pages.  Omit aliases to 
**                      avoid duplicates.
**    -h|--html         Transform output to HTML.
**    -o|--options      Show global options.
**    -r|--raw          No output formatting.
**    -s|--settings     Show settings.
**    -t|--test         Include test- commands.
**    -w|--www          Show WWW pages.
*/
void test_all_help_cmd(void){
  int mask = CMDFLAG_1ST_TIER | CMDFLAG_2ND_TIER;
  int useHtml = find_option("html","h",0)!=0;
  int rawOut = find_option("raw","r",0)!=0;

  if( find_option("www","w",0) ){

**
** Usage: %fossil test-file-environment FILENAME...
**
** Display the effective file handling subsystem "settings" and then
** display file system information about the files specified, if any.
**
** Options:
**
**     --allow-symlinks BOOLEAN     Temporarily turn allow-symlinks on/off
**     --open-config                Open the configuration database first.
**     --reset                      Reset cached stat() info for each file.
**     --root ROOT                  Use ROOT as the root of the check-out
**     --slash                      Trailing slashes, if any, are retained.
*/
void cmd_test_file_environment(void){
  int i;
  int slashFlag = find_option("slash",0,0)!=0;
  int resetFlag = find_option("reset",0,0)!=0;
  const char *zRoot = find_option("root",0,1);
  const char *zAllow = find_option("allow-symlinks",0,1);

/*
** COMMAND: test-tree-name
**
** Test the operation of the tree name generator.
**
** Options:
**   --absolute           Return an absolute path instead of a relative one.
**   --case-sensitive B   Enable or disable case-sensitive filenames.  B is
**                        a boolean: "yes", "no", "true", "false", etc.
*/
void cmd_test_tree_name(void){
  int i;
  Blob x;
  int absoluteFlag = find_option("absolute",0,0)!=0;

**
** Usage: %fossil test-ci-mini ?OPTIONS? FILENAME
**
** where FILENAME is a repo-relative name as it would appear in the
** vfile table.
**
** Options:
**
**   -R|--repository REPO      The repository file to commit to.
**   --as FILENAME             The repository-side name of the input
**                             file, relative to the top of the
**                             repository. Default is the same as the
**                             input file name.
**   -m|--comment COMMENT      Required check-in comment.
**   -M|--comment-file FILE    Reads check-in comment from the given file.
**   -r|--revision VERSION     Commit from this version. Default is
**                             the check-out version (if available) or
**                             trunk (if used without a check-out).
**   --allow-fork              Allows the commit to be made against a
**                             non-leaf parent. Note that no autosync
**                             is performed beforehand.
**   --allow-merge-conflict    Allows check-in of a file even if it
**                             appears to contain a fossil merge conflict
**                             marker.
**   --user-override USER      USER to use instead of the current
**                             default.
**   --date-override DATETIME  DATE to use instead of 'now'.
**   --allow-older             Allow a commit to be older than its
**                             ancestor.
**   --convert-eol-inherit     Convert EOL style of the check-in to match
**                             the previous version's content.
**   --convert-eol-unix        Convert the EOL style to Unix.
**   --convert-eol-windows     Convert the EOL style to Windows.
**   (only one of the --convert-eol-X options may be used and they only
**    modified the saved blob, not the input file.)
**   --delta                   Prefer to generate a delta manifest, if
**                             able. The forbid-delta-manifests repo
**                             config option trumps this, as do certain
**                             heuristics.
**   --allow-new-file          Allow addition of a new file this way.
**                             Disabled by default to avoid that case-
**                             sensitivity errors inadvertently lead to
**                             adding a new file where an update is
**                             intended.
**   -d|--dump-manifest        Dumps the generated manifest to stdout
**                             immediately after it's generated.
**   --save-manifest FILE      Saves the generated manifest to a file
**                             after successfully processing it.
**   --wet-run                 Disables the default dry-run mode.
**
** Example:
**
** %fossil test-ci-mini -R REPO -m ... -r foo --as src/myfile.c myfile.c
**
*/
void test_ci_mini_cmd(void){

**
** If a second filename (OUTPUT) is given after PAYLOAD, then the reply
** is written into that second file instead of being written on standard
** output.  Use the "--out OUTPUT" option to specify an output file for
** a GET request where there is no PAYLOAD.
**
** Options:
**
**     --compress                 Use ZLIB compression on the payload
**     --mimetype TYPE            Mimetype of the payload
**     --out FILE                 Store the reply in FILE
**     -v                         Verbose output
**     --xfer                     PAYLOAD in a Fossil xfer protocol message
*/
void test_httpmsg_command(void){

** to access the repository.  The --verbose is (currently) a no-op if
** the argument is the name of an object within the repository.
**
** Use the "finfo" command to get information about a specific
** file in a check-out.
**
** Options:
**
**    -R|--repository REPO       Extract info from repository REPO
**    -v|--verbose               Show extra information about repositories
**
** See also: [[annotate]], [[artifact]], [[finfo]], [[timeline]]
*/
void info_cmd(void){
  i64 fsize;

** COMMAND: amend
**
** Usage: %fossil amend HASH OPTION ?OPTION ...?
**
** Amend the tags on check-in HASH to change how it displays in the timeline.
**
** Options:
**
**    --author USER           Make USER the author for check-in
**    -m|--comment COMMENT    Make COMMENT the check-in comment
**    -M|--message-file FILE  Read the amended comment from FILE
**    -e|--edit-comment       Launch editor to revise comment
**    --date DATETIME         Make DATETIME the check-in time
**    --bgcolor COLOR         Apply COLOR to this check-in
**    --branchcolor COLOR     Apply and propagate COLOR to the branch

** If no VERSION is provided, describe the currently checked-out version.
**
** If VERSION and the found ancestor refer to the same commit, the last two
** components are omitted, unless --long is provided.  When no fitting tagged
** ancestor is found, show only the short hash of VERSION.
**
** Options:
**
**    --digits           Display so many hex digits of the hash 
**                       (default: the larger of 6 and the 'hash-digit' setting)
**    -d|--dirty         Show whether there are changes to be committed
**    --long             Always show all three components
**    --match GLOB       Consider only non-propagating tags matching GLOB
*/
void describe_cmd(void){

** option on interactive sessions to avoid that special processing when
** using this command interactively over SSH.  A better solution would be
** to use a different command for "ssh" sync, but we cannot do that without
** breaking legacy.
**
** Options:
**   --test              Do not do special "sync" processing when operating
**                       over an SSH link.
**   --th-trace          Trace TH1 execution (for debugging purposes)
**   --usercap   CAP     User capability string (Default: "sxy")
**
*/
void cmd_test_http(void){
  const char *zIpAddr;    /* IP address of remote client */
  const char *zUserCap;

**
** Parse all entries in the BLOB table that are believed to be non-data
** artifacts and report any errors.  Run this test command on historical
** repositories after making any changes to the manifest_parse()
** implementation to confirm that the changes did not break anything.
**
** Options:
**
**   --limit N            Parse no more than N artifacts before stopping
**   --wellformed         Use all BLOB table entries as input, not just
**                        those entries that are believed to be valid
**                        artifacts, and verify that the result the
**                        manifest_is_well_formed() agrees with the
**                        result of manifest_parse().
*/

** a recent fork on the current branch to merge.
**
** Only file content is merged.  The result continues to use the
** file and directory names from the current check-out even if those
** names might have been changed in the branch being merged in.
**
** Options:
**
**   --backout               Do a reverse cherrypick merge against VERSION.
**                           In other words, back out the changes that were
**                           added by VERSION.
**
**   --baseline BASELINE     Use BASELINE as the "pivot" of the merge instead
**                           of the nearest common ancestor.  This allows
**                           a sequence of changes in a branch to be merged
**                           without having to merge the entire branch.
**
**   --binary GLOBPATTERN    Treat files that match GLOBPATTERN as binary
**                           and do not try to merge parallel changes.  This
**                           option overrides the "binary-glob" setting.
**
**   --cherrypick            Do a cherrypick merge VERSION into the current
**                           check-out.  A cherrypick merge pulls in the changes
**                           of the single check-in VERSION, rather than all
**                           changes back to the nearest common ancestor.
**
**   -f|--force              Force the merge even if it would be a no-op
**
**   --force-missing         Force the merge even if there is missing content
**
**   --integrate             Merged branch will be closed when committing
**
**   -K|--keep-merge-files   On merge conflict, retain the temporary files
**                           used for merging, named *-baseline, *-original,
**                           and *-merge.
**
**   -n|--dry-run            If given, display instead of run actions
**
**   -v|--verbose            Show additional details of the merge
*/
void merge_cmd(void){
  int vid;              /* Current version "V" */
  int mid;              /* Version we are merging from "M" */
  int pid = 0;          /* The pivot version - most recent common ancestor P */
  int nid = 0;          /* The name pivot version "N" */

** Usage: %fossil whatis NAME
**
** Resolve the symbol NAME into its canonical artifact hash
** artifact name and provide a description of what role that artifact
** plays.
**
** Options:
**
**    -f|--file            Find artifacts with the same hash as file NAME.
**                         If NAME is "-", read content from standard input.
**    --type TYPE          Only find artifacts of TYPE (one of: 'ci', 't',
**                         'w', 'g', or 'e')
**    -v|--verbose         Provide extra information (such as the RID)
*/
void whatis_cmd(void){

** > fossil patch create [DIRECTORY] FILENAME
**
**       Create a new binary patch in FILENAME that captures all uncommitted
**       changes in the check-out at DIRECTORY, or the current directory if
**       DIRECTORY is omitted.  If FILENAME is "-" then the binary patch
**       is written to standard output.
**

**           -f|--force     Overwrite an existing patch with the same name
**
** > fossil patch apply [DIRECTORY] FILENAME
**
**       Apply the changes in FILENAME to the check-out at DIRECTORY, or
**       in the current directory if DIRECTORY is omitted. Options:
**

**           -f|--force     Apply the patch even though there are unsaved
**                          changes in the current check-out.  Unsaved changes
**                          are reverted and permanently lost.
**           -n|--dry-run   Do nothing, but print what would have happened
**           -v|--verbose   Extra output explaining what happens
**
** > fossil patch diff [DIRECTORY] FILENAME

**
** Accepts a pikchr script as input and outputs the rendered script as
** an SVG graphic. The INFILE and OUTFILE options default to stdin
** resp. stdout, and the names "-" can be used as aliases for those
** streams.
**
** Options:
**
**    -div       On success, add a DIV wrapper around the
**               resulting SVG output which limits its max-width to
**               its computed maximum ideal size
**
**    -div-indent  Like -div but indent the div
**
**    -div-center  Like -div but center the div

**
** Show a list of unpublished or "private" artifacts.  Unpublished artifacts
** will never push and hence will not be shared with collaborators.
**
** By default, this command only shows unpublished check-ins.  To show
** all unpublished artifacts, use the --all command-line option.
**
** OPTIONS:
**     --all                   Show all artifacts, not just check-ins
*/
void unpublished_cmd(void){
  int bAll = find_option("all",0,0)!=0;

  db_find_and_open_repository(0,0);
  verify_all_options();

**
** Usage: %fossil test-grep REGEXP [FILE...]
**
** Run a regular expression match over the named disk files, or against
** standard input if no disk files are named on the command-line.
**
** Options:
**
**   -i|--ignore-case    Ignore case
*/
void re_test_grep(void){
  ReCompiled *pRe;
  const char *zErr;
  int ignoreCase = find_option("ignore-case","i",0)!=0;
  if( g.argc<3 ){

** be specified, in which case all named files are searched in reverse
** chronological order.
**
** For details of the supported regular expression dialect, see
** https://fossil-scm.org/fossil/doc/trunk/www/grep.md
**
** Options:
**
**     -c|--count                 Suppress normal output; instead print a count
**                                of the number of matching files
**     -i|--ignore-case           Ignore case
**     -l|--files-with-matches    List only hash for each match
**     --once                     Stop searching after the first match
**     -s|--no-messages           Suppress error messages about nonexistent
**                                or unreadable files

/*
** COMMAND: rss*
**
** Usage: %fossil rss ?OPTIONS?
**
** The CLI variant of the /timeline.rss page, this produces an RSS
** feed of the timeline to stdout. Options:
**

**   -type|y FLAG    May be: all (default), ci (show check-ins only),
**                   t (show tickets only),  w (show wiki only)
**
**   -limit|n LIMIT  The maximum number of items to show
**
**   -tkt HASH       Filter for only those events for the specified ticket
**

**
** Usage: %fossil test-match SEARCHSTRING FILE1 FILE2 ...
**
** Run the full-scan search algorithm using SEARCHSTRING against
** the text of the files listed.  Output matches and snippets.
**
** Options:
**
**    --begin TEXT        Text to insert before each match
**    --end TEXT          Text to insert after each match
**    --gap TEXT          Text to indicate elided content
**    --html              Input is HTML
**    --static            Use the static Search object
*/
void test_match_cmd(void){

** Outputs, by default, some top-N fraction of the results. The -all
** option can be used to output all matches, regardless of their search
** score.  The -limit option can be used to limit the number of entries
** returned.  The -width option can be used to set the output width used
** when printing matches.
**
** Options:
**
**     -a|--all          Output all matches, not just best matches
**     -n|--limit N      Limit output to N matches
**     -W|--width WIDTH  Set display width to WIDTH columns, 0 for
**                       unlimited. Defaults the terminal's width.
*/
void search_cmd(void){
  Blob pattern;

/*
** COMMAND: sha1sum*
**
** Usage: %fossil sha1sum FILE...
**
** Compute an SHA1 checksum of all files named on the command-line.
** If a file is named "-" then take its content from standard input.
** Options:
**

**    -h|--dereference     If FILE is a symbolic link, compute the hash
**                         on the object that the link points to.  Normally,
**                         the hash is over the name of the object that
**                         the link points to.
**
** See also: [[md5sum]], [[sha3sum]]
*/

** Compute an SHA3 checksum of all files named on the command-line.
** If a file is named "-" then take its content from standard input.
**
** To be clear:  The official NIST FIPS-202 implementation of SHA3
** with the added 01 padding is used, not the original Keccak submission.
**
** Options:
**
**    --224               Compute a SHA3-224 hash
**    --256               Compute a SHA3-256 hash (the default)
**    --384               Compute a SHA3-384 hash
**    --512               Compute a SHA3-512 hash
**    --size N            An N-bit hash.  N must be a multiple of 32 between
**                        128 and 512.
**    -h|--dereference    If FILE is a symbolic link, compute the hash on

** Usage: %fossil test-smtp-probe DOMAIN [ME]
**
** Interact with the SMTP server for DOMAIN by setting up a connection
** and then immediately shutting it back down.  Log all interaction
** on the console.  Use ME as the domain name of the sender.
**
** Options:
**
**    --direct              Use DOMAIN directly without going through MX
**    --port N              Talk on TCP port N
*/
void test_smtp_probe(void){
  SmtpSession *p;
  const char *zDomain;
  const char *zSelf;

**
** Usage: %fossil test-smtp-send EMAIL FROM TO ...
**
** Use SMTP to send the email message contained in the file named EMAIL
** to the list of users TO.  FROM is the sender of the email.
**
** Options:
**
**      --direct              Go directly to the TO domain.  Bypass MX lookup
**      --relayhost R         Use R as relay host directly for delivery.
**      --port N              Use TCP port N instead of 25
**      --trace               Show the SMTP conversation on the console
*/
void test_smtp_send(void){
  SmtpSession *p;

**
** WARNING:  Careless use of this command can corrupt a Fossil repository
** in ways that are unrecoverable.  Be sure you know what you are doing before
** running any SQL commands that modify the repository database.  Use the
** --readonly option to prevent accidental damage to the repository.
**
** Options:
**
**    --no-repository           Skip opening the repository database
**
**    --readonly                Open the repository read-only.  No changes
**                              are allowed.  This is a recommended safety
**                              precaution to prevent repository damage.
**
**    -R REPOSITORY             Use REPOSITORY as the repository database
**
**    --test                    Enable some testing and analysis features
**                              that are normally disabled.
**
** All of the standard sqlite3 command-line shell options should also
** work.
**
** The following SQL extensions are provided with this Fossil-enhanced

**
** Usage: %fossil dbstat OPTIONS
**
** Shows statistics and global information about the repository and/or
** verify the integrity of a repository.
**
** Options:
**
**   -b|--brief           Only show essential elements
**   --db-check           Run "PRAGMA quick_check" on the repository database
**   --db-verify          Run a full verification of the repository integrity.
**                        This involves decoding and reparsing all artifacts
**                        and can take significant time.
**   --omit-version-info  Omit the SQLite and Fossil version information
*/

** "configuration pull" command to pull website configuration details.
**
** If URL is not specified, then the URL from the most recent clone, push,
** pull, remote, or sync command is used.  See "fossil help clone" for
** details on the URL formats.
**
** Options:
**
**   --all                      Pull from all remotes, not just the default
**   -B|--httpauth USER:PASS    Credentials for the simple HTTP auth protocol,
**                              if required by the remote website
**   --from-parent-project      Pull content from the parent project
**   --ipv4                     Use only IPv4, not IPv6
**   --no-http-compression      Do not compress HTTP traffic
**   --once                     Do not remember URL for subsequent syncs

** push" command to push website configuration details.
**
** If URL is not specified, then the URL from the most recent clone, push,
** pull, remote, or sync command is used.  See "fossil help clone" for
** details on the URL formats.
**
** Options:
**
**   --all                      Push to all remotes, not just the default
**   -B|--httpauth USER:PASS    Credentials for the simple HTTP auth protocol,
**                              if required by the remote website
**   --ipv4                     Use only IPv4, not IPv6
**   --no-http-compression      Do not compress HTTP traffic
**   --once                     Do not remember URL for subsequent syncs
**   --proxy PROXY              Use the specified HTTP proxy

** edits to wiki pages, tickets, forum posts, and technical notes.
**
** If URL is not specified, then the URL from the most recent clone, push,
** pull, remote, or sync command is used.  See "fossil help clone" for
** details on the URL formats.
**
** Options:
**
**   --all                      Sync with all remotes, not just the default
**   -B|--httpauth USER:PASS    Credentials for the simple HTTP auth protocol,
**                              if required by the remote website
**   --ipv4                     Use only IPv4, not IPv6
**   --no-http-compression      Do not compress HTTP traffic
**   --once                     Do not remember URL for subsequent syncs
**   --proxy PROXY              Use the specified HTTP proxy

** is safe to run "fossil backup" on a repository that is in active use.
**
** Only the main repository database is backed up by this command.  The
** open check-out file (if any) is not saved.  Nor is the global configuration
** database.
**
** Options:
**
**    --overwrite              OK to overwrite an existing file
**    -R NAME                  Filename of the repository to backup
*/
void backup_cmd(void){
  char *zDest;
  int bOverwrite = 0;
  db_find_and_open_repository(OPEN_ANY_SCHEMA, 0);

** Usage: %fossil test-th-render FILE
**
** Read the content of the file named "FILE" as if it were a header or
** footer or ticket rendering script, evaluate it, and show the results
** on standard output.
**
** Options:
**
**     --cgi                Include a CGI response header in the output
**     --http               Include an HTTP response header in the output
**     --open-config        Open the configuration database
**     --set-anon-caps      Set anonymous login capabilities
**     --set-user-caps      Set user login capabilities
**     --th-trace           Trace TH1 execution (for debugging purposes)
*/

** Usage: %fossil test-th-eval SCRIPT
**
** Evaluate SCRIPT as if it were a header or footer or ticket rendering
** script and show the results on standard output. SCRIPT may be either
** a filename or a string of th1 script code.
**
** Options:
**
**     --cgi                Include a CGI response header in the output
**     --http               Include an HTTP response header in the output
**     --open-config        Open the configuration database
**     --set-anon-caps      Set anonymous login capabilities
**     --set-user-caps      Set user login capabilities
**     --th-trace           Trace TH1 execution (for debugging purposes)
*/

** Usage: %fossil test-th-source FILE
**
** Evaluate the contents of the file named "FILE" as if it were a header
** or footer or ticket rendering script and show the results on standard
** output.
**
** Options:
**
**     --cgi                Include a CGI response header in the output
**     --http               Include an HTTP response header in the output
**     --open-config        Open the configuration database
**     --set-anon-caps      Set anonymous login capabilities
**     --set-user-caps      Set user login capabilities
**     --th-trace           Trace TH1 execution (for debugging purposes)
**     --no-print-result    Do not output the final result. Use if it

**                          and "web_flags" to appropriate values.
**
**     webnotify            Executes the TH1 procedure [webpage_notify], after
**                          setting the TH1 variables "web_name", "web_args",
**                          and "web_flags" to appropriate values.
**
** Options:
**
**     --cgi                Include a CGI response header in the output
**     --http               Include an HTTP response header in the output
**     --th-trace           Trace TH1 execution (for debugging purposes)
*/
void test_th_hook(void){
  int rc = TH_OK;
  int nResult = 0;

**    cat FILE ...           Concatenate the content of FILEs to stdout.
**
**    edit FILE              Bring up FILE in a text editor for modification.
**
**    export FILE OUTPUT     Write the content of FILE into OUTPUT on disk
**
**    list | ls              Show all unversioned files held in the local
**                           repository. Options:
**

**                              --glob PATTERN   Show only files that match
**                              --like PATTERN   Show only files that match
**                              -l               Show additional details for
**                                               files that match. Implied
**                                               when 'list' is used.
**
**    revert ?URL?           Restore the state of all unversioned files in the
**                           local repository to match the remote repository
**                           URL.
**
**                           Options:
**                              -v|--verbose     Extra diagnostic output
**                              -n|--dry-run     Show what would have happened
**
**    remove|rm|delete FILE ...
**                           Remove unversioned files from the local repository.
**                           Changes are not pushed to other repositories until
**                           the next sync.  Options:
**

**                              --glob PATTERN   Remove files that match
**                              --like PATTERN   Remove files that match
**
**    sync ?URL?             Synchronize the state of all unversioned files with
**                           the remote repository URL.  The most recent version
**                           of each file is propagated to all repositories and
**                           all prior versions are permanently forgotten.
**
**                           Options:
**                              -v|--verbose     Extra diagnostic output
**                              -n|--dry-run     Show what would have happened
**
**    touch FILE ...         Update the TIMESTAMP on all of the listed files
**
** Options:
**
**   --mtime TIMESTAMP       Use TIMESTAMP instead of "now" for the "add",
**                           "edit", "remove", and "touch" subcommands.
**   -R|--repository REPO    Use FILE as the repository
*/
void unversioned_cmd(void){
  const char *zCmd;
  int nCmd;

** The complete HTTP requests are stored in files named "http-request-N.txt".
** Find one of those requests, remove the HTTP header, and make other edits
** as necessary to generate an appropriate XFERFILE test case.  Then run:
**
**     fossil test-xfer xferfile.txt
**
** Options:
**
**    --host  HOSTNAME             Supply a server hostname used to populate
**                                 g.zBaseURL and similar.
*/
void cmd_test_xfer(void){
  const char *zHost;
  db_find_and_open_repository(0,0);
  zHost = find_option("host",0,1);