"merge" is used widely in xtla-1.2.
However, I think it should be "merges".
Does anyone fix this bug?

Here is an example:
(defun tla--update-command ()
  (cond ((eq tla-update-strategy 'update) "update")
        ((eq tla-update-strategy 'merge)  "merge")
        ((eq tla-update-strategy 'replay) "replay")))


    [EMAIL PROTECTED] binareal]$ tla --version
    tla [EMAIL PROTECTED]) from regexps.com

    Copyright 2003 Tom Lord

    This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.
    There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A
    PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

    Report bugs to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

    # automatically generated release id (by tla build-config)
    #

    [EMAIL PROTECTED])

    ./src       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
    ./src/docs-hackerlab        [EMAIL PROTECTED]
    ./src/docs-tla      [EMAIL PROTECTED]
    ./src/hackerlab     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
    ./src/tla   [EMAIL PROTECTED]

    [EMAIL PROTECTED] binareal]$ tla merges -H
    report where two branches have been merged
    usage: tla merges [options] INTO [FROM]

      -h, --help     Display a help message and exit.
      -H             Display a verbose help message and exit.
      -V, --version  Display a release identifier string
                     and exit.
      -A, --archive  Override `my-default-archive'
      -d, --dir DIR  cd to DIR first
      -r, --reverse  sort from newest to oldest
      -f, --full     print full patch level names

    Print a list of pairs of patch level names:

            %s  %s   INTO-RVN  FROM-RVN

    where each pair indicates that at patch level INTO-RVN of
    INTO, the patch log entry FROM-RVN was added.

    FROM may be a branch name, version name, or revision name.
    If a branch or version name, all merges from that branch or version
    are reported.  If a revision name, only the merge points for that
    specific revision are reported.

    INTO may be a version name or revision name.  If a version name,
    all merge points within that version are printed.  If a revision
    name, all merge points at that revision or earlier are printed.

    Output is sorted using patch-level ordering of the first column.

    Included patches are listed by full name unless FROM is a revision
    name.  If FROM is a revision, --full causes its full name to be
    printed.

    [EMAIL PROTECTED] binareal]$ tla merge -H
    tla: unrecognized command (merge)
      (try 'tla help')
    [EMAIL PROTECTED] binareal]$ 

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