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When setting use_pager=true, the less -R default displays short tldr pages scrolled to the bottom:
This can be fixed with PAGER="less -R +g":
I'm not sure if modifying the default command is worth it, but setting the global PAGER also seems like an overkill, maybe a TEALDEER_PAGER variable would be a good middle ground?
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Would using an alias work? In bash, you can run alias tldr="PAGER='less -R +g' tldr" in your .bashrc file, which is where I suppose you would want to set the value of TEALDEER_PAGER, if we would support that. Then, all following usages of tldr will have the PAGER variable set.
When setting
use_pager=true
, theless -R
default displays short tldr pages scrolled to the bottom:This can be fixed with
PAGER="less -R +g"
:I'm not sure if modifying the default command is worth it, but setting the global
PAGER
also seems like an overkill, maybe aTEALDEER_PAGER
variable would be a good middle ground?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: