        Import commits within the given revision range(s) into TopGit,
        creating one topic branch per commit. The dependencies are set
        up to form a linear sequence starting on your current branch --
        or a branch specified by the `-d` parameter, if present.

        The branch names are auto-guessed from the commit messages and
        prefixed by `t/` by default; use `-p <prefix>` to specify an
        alternative prefix (even an empty one).

        Each "<range>" must be of the form <rev1>..<rev2> where either
        <rev1> or <rev2> can be omitted to mean HEAD.  Additionally the
        shortcut <rev>^! (see `git help revisions`) is permitted as a
        "<range>" to select the single commit <rev> but only if the
        commit <rev> has *exactly* one parent.  This is really just a
        shortcut for <rev>^..<rev> but somewhat safer since it will fail
        if <rev> has other than one parent.

        Alternatively, you can use the `-s NAME` parameter to specify
        the name of the target branch; the command will then take one
        more argument describing a *single* commit to import which must
        not be a merge commit.

        Use the `--notes[=<ref>]` option to import the `git notes`
        associated with the commit being imported to the .topmsg file -- if
        non-empty notes are present, they will be appended to the generated
        .topmsg file preceded by a `---` separator line.  If `<ref>` is
        omitted then `refs/notes/commits` will be used.  If `<ref>`
        does not start with `refs/notes/` then `refs/notes/` will be
        prepended unless it starts with `notes/` in which case only
        `refs/` will be prepended.

        Setting the config variable `topgit.notesImport` to a boolean or
        to a `<ref>` name will set the default for the `--notes` option
        (with no config or `--notes[=<ref>]` option no `---` comment is
        added to the generated .topmsg file by default).  To override a
        `topgit.notesImport` option and not add any `---` comments, use
        `--no-notes`.

