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@@ -60,55 +60,55 @@ WARNING: This is one of the few bup commands that can modify your
 archives in intentionally destructive ways.  Though if an attempt to
 join or restore the data you still care about succeeds after you've
 run this command, then that's a fairly encouraging sign that it worked
-correctly.  (The t/compare-trees command in the source tree can be
+correctly.  (The dev/compare-trees command in the source tree can be
 used to help test before/after results.)
 
 # METHODS
 
---ff *ref*, --ff: *ref* *dest*
+\--ff *ref*, \--ff: *ref* *dest*
 :   fast-forward *dest* to match *ref*.  If *dest* is not specified
     and *ref* names a save, set *dest* to the save's branch.  If
     *dest* is not specified and *ref* names a branch or a tag, use the
     same name for *dest*.
 
---append *ref*, --append: *ref* *dest*
+\--append *ref*, \--append: *ref* *dest*
 :   append all of the commits represented by *ref* to *dest* as new
     commits.  If *ref* names a directory/tree, append a new commit for
     that tree.  If *dest* is not specified and *ref* names a save or
     branch, set *dest* to the *ref* branch name.  If *dest* is not
     specified and *ref* names a tag, use the same name for *dest*.
 
---pick *ref*, --pick: *ref* *dest*
+\--pick *ref*, \--pick: *ref* *dest*
 :   append the single commit named by *ref* to *dest* as a new commit.
     If *dest* is not specified and *ref* names a save, set *dest* to
     the *ref* branch name.  If *dest* is not specified and *ref* names
     a tag, use the same name for *dest*.
 
---force-pick *ref*, --force-pick: *ref* *dest*
+\--force-pick *ref*, \--force-pick: *ref* *dest*
 :   do the same thing as `--pick`, but don't refuse to overwrite an
     existing tag.
 
---new-tag *ref*, --new-tag: *ref* *dest*
+\--new-tag *ref*, \--new-tag: *ref* *dest*
 :   create a *dest* tag for *ref*, but refuse to overwrite an existing
     tag.  If *dest* is not specified and *ref* names a tag, use the
     same name for *dest*.
 
---replace *ref*, --replace: *ref* *dest*
+\--replace *ref*, \--replace: *ref* *dest*
 :   clobber *dest* with *ref*, overwriting any existing tag, or
     replacing any existing branch.  If *dest* is not specified and
     *ref* names a branch or tag, use the same name for *dest*.
 
---unnamed *ref*
+\--unnamed *ref*
 :   copy *ref* into the destination repository, without any name,
     leaving a potentially dangling reference until/unless the object
     named by *ref* is referred to some other way (cf. `bup tag`).
 
 # OPTIONS
 
--s, --source=*path*
+-s, \--source=*path*
 :   use *path* as the source repository, instead of the default.
 
--r, --remote=*host*:*path*
+-r, \--remote=*host*:*path*
 :   store the indicated items on the given remote server.  If *path*
     is omitted, uses the default path on the remote server (you still
     need to include the ':').  The connection to the remote server is
@@ -116,28 +116,28 @@ used to help test before/after results.)
     private key to use for the SSH connection, we recommend you use
     the `~/.ssh/config` file.
 
--c, --print-commits
+-c, \--print-commits
 :   for each updated branch, print the new git commit id.
 
--t, --print-trees
+-t, \--print-trees
 :   for each updated branch, print the new git tree id of the
     filesystem root.
 
---print-tags
+\--print-tags
 :   for each updated tag, print the new git id.
 
--v, --verbose
+-v, \--verbose
 :   increase verbosity (can be used more than once).  With
     `-v`, print the name of every item fetched, with `-vv` add
     directory names, and with `-vvv` add every filename.
 
---bwlimit=*bytes/sec*
+\--bwlimit=*bytes/sec*
 :   don't transmit more than *bytes/sec* bytes per second to the
     server.  This can help avoid sucking up all your network
     bandwidth.  Use a suffix like k, M, or G to specify multiples of
     1024, 1024\*1024, 1024\*1024\*1024 respectively.
 
--*#*, --compress=*#*
+-*#*, \--compress=*#*
 :   set the compression level to # (a value from 0-9, where
     9 is the highest and 0 is no compression).  The default
     is 1 (fast, loose compression)