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diff --git a/git-debrebase.1.pod b/git-debrebase.1.pod
index d1b4507f..639b07d2 100644
--- a/git-debrebase.1.pod
+++ b/git-debrebase.1.pod
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ These are most of the commands you will regularly need:
  git debrebase -i                           # edit the patch queue
  git debrebase conclude && git push         # push to eg salsa
  git debrebase conclude && dgit push-source # source-only upload
- git debrebase [-i] new-upstream 1.2.3-1    # uses tag, eg "v1.2.3"
+ git debrebase new-upstream 1.2.3-1 [-i]    # uses tag, eg "v1.2.3"
  dpkg-buildpackage -uc -b                   # get test debs, at any time
 
 To add patches, or edit the packaging, just make git commits.
@@ -129,11 +129,12 @@ You should consider using B<prepush> or B<conclude> instead.
 =item git-debrebase scrap
 
 Throws away all the work since the branch was last stitched.
-This is done by rewinding you to ffq-prev.
+This is done by resetting you to ffq-prev
+and discarding all working tree changes.
 
 If you are in the middle of a git-rebase, will abort that too.
 
-=item git-debrebase new-upstream <new-version> [<upstream-details>...]
+=item git-debrebase new-upstream <new-version> [<upstream-details>...] [--|-i <git-rebase options...>]
 
 Rebases the delta queue
 onto a new upstream version.  In detail: