minimal help page

[vot4anto]

Hi,
just download and install the latest version, if I use the command to have the minimal help page I see:

% macosvm --version
macosvm 0.2-1

Copyright (C) 2022 Simon Urbanek
There is NO warranty.
Licenses: GPLv2 or GPLv3
Capabilites: macOS guest, vol, vol:automount, net:unix:mtu, usb

% macosvm -h

 Usage: macosvm [-g|--[no-]gui] [--[no-]audio]
           [--restore <path>] [--ephemeral] [--recovery]
           [--{disk|usb} <path>[,ro][,size=<spec>][,keep]] [--aux <path>]
           [--vol <path>[,ro][,{name=<name>|automount}]]
           [--net <spec>] [--mac <addr>] [-c <cpu>] [-m <ram>]
           [--no-serial] [--pty]   <config.json>
        macosvm --version
        macosvm -h

 --restore requires path to ipsw image and will create aux as well as the configuration file.
 If no CPU/RAM is specified then image's minimal settings are used.

 If no --restore is performed then settings are read from the configuration file
 and only --gui / --audio options are honored.
 Size specifications allow suffix k, m and g for the powers of 1024.

 Network specification is <type>[:<options>], one of the following:
 nat[:<mac>] (NAT network, default, most common), br[:<interface>]
 (bridged network on <interface>), unix:<socket>[,mac=<mac>][,mtu=<mtu>]
 (unix socket to which all network traffic will be routed).
 Note that br requires special entitlement rarely given by Apple.

 Note that the --mac option is special and will override the first interface
 from the configuration file and/or --net (typically used with --ephemeral).

 Examples:
 # create a new VM with 32Gb disk image and macOS 12:
 macosvm --disk disk.img,size=32g --aux aux.img --restore UniversalMac_12.0.1_21A559_Restore.ipsw vm.json
 # start the created image with GUI:
 macosvm -g vm.json

 Experimental, use at your own risk!

But on the readme section I have the option -r to set the RAM:
https://github.com/s-u/macosvm?tab=readme-ov-file#details

[s-u]

Yeah, it would be nice if someone made sure that the internal help is updated as new features are added... Unfortunately, the NEWS file is the only place that has the most complete documentation as it gets updated with each added feature.

Note, however, that both options are mentioned:

           [--net <spec>] [--mac <addr>] [-c <cpu>] [-m <ram>]
                                         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

They are also mentioned in the description, just not by name:

 Size specifications allow suffix k, m and g for the powers of 1024.

So PRs to improve the help page are welcome.