`vcsh` list
-`vcsh` list-tracked
+`vcsh` list-tracked [<rpoe>]
-`vcsh` list-tracked-by <repo>
+`vcsh` list-untracked [<-r>] [<repo>]
`vcsh` pull
* list-tracked:
List all files tracked by vcsh.
+ If you want to list files tracked by a specific repository, simply
+ append the repository's name last.
+
* list-tracked-by:
List files tracked by a repository.
+ This is a legacy command; you should use `list-tracked <repo>` instead.
+
+* list-untracked:
+ List all files NOT tracked by vcsh.
+
+ By default, the file list is shallow and stops at directory levels where
+ possible. If you prefer to get a list of all files, append `-r` for
+ recursive mode.
+
+ If you want to list files not tracked by a specific repository, simply
+ append the repository's name last.
+
* pull:
Pull from all vcsh remotes.
<$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/vcsh/overlays-enabled>.
Overlays follow the same rules as hooks and you are free to overwrite any
-and all functions. As the overlays will be sourced and you are replacing
-arbitrary functions, any and all features may stop working, or you may even
-lose data. You have been warned.
+and all functions. Same as hooks, you can use global or repository-specific
+overlays by using either <$VCSH_OVERLAY_D/$VCSH_COMMAND> or
+<$VCSH_OVERLAY_D/$VCSH_REPO_NAME.$VCSH_COMMAND>.
+
+Please note that nothing stops you from, e.g. overwriting `status()` in
+<$VCSH_OVERLAY_D/commit>. As the overlays will be sourced and you are
+replacing arbitrary functions, any and all features may stop working, or you
+may even lose data.
+
+You have been warned.
## DETAILED HOWTO AND FURTHER READING