Use mandoc when nroff not available #5489
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mandoc users do not need to install nroff to be able to format and view manual pages. If both nroff and mandoc cannot be found it will show an error.
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Nice! If you'd like, README.md also contains:
in the dependencies section. Or we can change it. |
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I didn't see that hiding there. That explains why I was surprised when it complained about not finding nroff in the first place. |
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Merged, thanks! |
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Description
mandoc is a set of tools that don't rely on roff to display man pages native to the *BSD ecosystem. This change allows users with mandoc to view the manual pages used in the builtin help commands if they don't have roff installed.
TODOs: