1 files changed, 26 insertions, 24 deletions
diff --git a/bdep/buildfile b/bdep/buildfile
index c3d0707..a234d96 100644
--- a/bdep/buildfile
+++ b/bdep/buildfile
@@ -17,20 +17,21 @@ import libs += libodb-sqlite%lib{odb-sqlite}
 # @@ Why don't we generate these with wildcard patterns (and rules below with
 # a for-loop)?
 #
-options_topics = \
-bdep-options     \
-common-options   \
-project-options  \
-help-options     \
-new-options      \
-init-options     \
-sync-options     \
-fetch-options    \
-status-options   \
-deinit-options   \
-config-options   \
-test-options     \
-update-options   \
+options_topics =  \
+bdep-options      \
+common-options    \
+project-options   \
+help-options      \
+new-options       \
+init-options      \
+sync-options      \
+fetch-options     \
+status-options    \
+publish-options   \
+deinit-options    \
+config-options    \
+test-options      \
+update-options    \
 clean-options
 
 help_topics = projects-configs
@@ -65,16 +66,17 @@ if $cli.configured
   #
   cli.cxx{help-options}: cli{help}
 
-  cli.cxx{new-options}:    cli{new}
-  cli.cxx{init-options}:   cli{init}
-  cli.cxx{sync-options}:   cli{sync}
-  cli.cxx{fetch-options}:  cli{fetch}
-  cli.cxx{status-options}: cli{status}
-  cli.cxx{deinit-options}: cli{deinit}
-  cli.cxx{config-options}: cli{config}
-  cli.cxx{test-options}:   cli{test}
-  cli.cxx{update-options}: cli{update}
-  cli.cxx{clean-options}:  cli{clean}
+  cli.cxx{new-options}:     cli{new}
+  cli.cxx{init-options}:    cli{init}
+  cli.cxx{sync-options}:    cli{sync}
+  cli.cxx{fetch-options}:   cli{fetch}
+  cli.cxx{status-options}:  cli{status}
+  cli.cxx{publish-options}: cli{publish}
+  cli.cxx{deinit-options}:  cli{deinit}
+  cli.cxx{config-options}:  cli{config}
+  cli.cxx{test-options}:    cli{test}
+  cli.cxx{update-options}:  cli{update}
+  cli.cxx{clean-options}:   cli{clean}
 
   # Help topics.
   #