text: # Short help
  def display_summary():
      print("{:<13}{}".format( 'mount', "Creates a semi-tracked/local copy of a SCM Repository" ))
  
  # DOCOPT command line definition
  USAGE = """
  Creates a semi-tracked/local copy of the specified repository/branch/reference
  ===============================================================================
  usage: evie [common-opts] mount [options] <dst> <repo> <origin> <id>
         evie [common-opts] mount [options] get-success-msg
         evie [common-opts] mount [options] get-error-msg
  
  Arguments:
      <dst>            PARENT directory for where the copy is placed.  The
                       directory is specified as a relative path to the root
                       of primary repository.
      <repo>           Name of the repository to mount
      <origin>         Path/URL to the repository
      <id>             Label/Tag/Hash/Version of code to be mounted
  
      get-success-msg  Returns a SCM specific message that informs the end user
                       of additional action(s) that may be required when 
                       the command is successful
      get-error-msg    Returns a SCM specific message that informs the end user
                       of additional action(s) that may be required when 
                       the command fails
  Options:
      -p PKGNAME       Specifies the Package name if different from the <repo> 
                       name
      -b BRANCH        Specifies the source branch in <repo>.  The use/need
                       of this option in dependent on the <repo> SCM type.
      --noro           Do NOT mark the package as read-only in the file system
      -h, --help       Display help for this command
  
      
  Notes:
      o The command MUST be run in the root of the primary respostiory.
      o The 'mount' command is different from the 'copy' in that creates
        semi-tracked clone of the repository which can be updated directly from
        the source <repo> at a later date (think git subtrees)
  
  """
  