a complete git commandline

scribblings/git.scrbl

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Calls @racket[git], displays its result in a compact human-readable form, and re
 @defproc[(git-version) string?]{Returns the package version from @tt{info.rkt}. The command form is @racket[(git 'version)]. The version is not duplicated in @tt{main.rkt}; @tt{info.rkt} is the single source of truth.}
 
 @racketblock[
-(git 'version) ; => "0.2.12"
+(git 'version) ; => "0.2.13"
 ]
 
 @section{Repository}
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ Calls @racket[git], displays its result in a compact human-readable form, and re
 
 @defstruct*[git-grep-entry ([path string?] [line-number exact-positive-integer?] [line string?])]{Describes one line selected by @racket[git-grep]. Results are always structured this way, regardless of display-oriented flags such as @racket['-n], @racket['-l], or @racket['-c].}
 
-@defproc[(git-grep [argument any/c] ...) (listof git-grep-entry?)]{Searches tracked files in the current worktree, or in an optional revision supplied after the pattern. String patterns are regular expressions. @racket['-i] makes matching case-insensitive and @racket['-v] inverts the match. The flags @racket['-n], @racket['-l], and @racket['-c] do not change the structured result; they control how @racket[dgit] displays it. Binary files are skipped.}
+@defproc[(git-grep [argument any/c] ...) (listof git-grep-entry?)]{Searches tracked files in the current worktree, or in an optional revision supplied after the pattern. String patterns are regular expressions. @racket['-i] makes matching case-insensitive and @racket['-v] inverts the match. The flags @racket['-n], @racket['-l], and @racket['-c] do not change the structured result; they control how @racket[dgit] displays it. Binary files are skipped. Racket's reader normally reads @tt{-i} as the complex number @racket[0-1i]; @racket[git-grep] deliberately recognizes that value in option position as Git's @tt{-i} flag, so the natural @racket['-i] spelling works.}
 
 @racketblock[
 (git 'grep "TODO")