Usage: github command <space separated arguments>
Available commands:
  admin             => Open this repo's Admin panel a web browser.
  browse            => Open this repo in a web browser.
                       % github browse [user] [branch]
  clone             => Clone a repo. Uses ssh if current user is
                       % github clone [user] [repo] [dir]
                       --search: Search for [user|repo] and clone selected
                         repository
                       --ssh : Clone using the git@github.com style url.
  config            => Automatically set configuration info, or pass args to
                       specify.
                       % github config [my_username] [my_repo_name]
  create            => Create a new, empty GitHub repository
                       % github create [repo]
                       --markdown: Create README.markdown
                       --mdown : Create README.mdown
                       --private : Create private repository
                       --rdoc : Create README.rdoc
                       --rst : Create README.rst
                       --textile : Create README.textile
  create-from-local => Create a new GitHub repository from the current local
                       repository
                       --private: Create private repository
  fetch             => Fetch from a remote to a local branch.
  fetch_all         => Fetch all refs from a user
  fork              => Forks a GitHub repository
                       % github fork
                       % github fork [user]/[repo]
  home              => Open this repo's master branch in a web browser.
  ignore            => Ignore a SHA (from 'github network commits')
  info              => Info about this project.
  issues            => Project issues tools - sub-commands : open [user],
                       closed [user]
                       --after: Only show issues updated after a certain date
                       --label: Only show issues with a certain label
  network           => Project network tools - sub-commands : web [user], list,
                       fetch, commits
                       --after : Only show commits after a certain date
                       --applies : Filter commits to patches that apply cleanly
                       --author : Filter commits on a email address of author
                       --before : Only show commits before a certain date
                       --cache : Use the network data even if it's expired
                       --common : Show common branch point
                       --limit : Only look through the first X heads - useful
                         for really large projects
                       --noapply : Filter commits to patches that do not apply
                         cleanly
                       --nocache : Do not use the cached network data
                       --project : Filter commits on a certain project
                       --shas : Only show shas
                       --sort : How to sort : date(*), branch, author
                       --thisbranch: Look at branches that match the current
                         one
  open              => Open the given user/project in a web browser
                       % github open [user/project]
  pull              => Pull from a remote.
                       % github pull [user] [branch]
                       --merge: Automatically merge remote's changes into your
                         master.
  pull-request      => Generate the text for a pull request.
                       % github pull-request [user] [branch]
  search            => Search GitHub for the given repository name.
                       % github search [query]
  track             => Track another user's repository.
                       % github track remote [user]
                       % github track remote [user/repo]
                       % github track [user]
                       % github track [user/repo]
                       --private: Use git@github.com: instead of
                         git://github.com/.
                       --ssh : Equivalent to --private
