Jakub Narebski wrote:
About new command detection: if you put program named git-<command> in directory with the rest of git commands, then you can call it as "git <command>" using git wrapper. I think.
Yup. The new command will also automagically appear in the "git help -a" output. Those two functions have been available since the C wrapper was born, although "git help -a" was the only available output for "command not found" until someone introduced the more newbie-friendly list that pops up now adays.
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