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It seems that builtins' --help argument seems to display differently than usual man commands:
--help
man
# Seems to just use my default $PAGER instead of $MANPAGER MANPAGER='sh -c "col -bx | bat -plman"' printf --help
vs
# Does what I expect MANPAGER='sh -c "col -bx | bat -plman"' man printf
Since the builtins use the same man-style output it would make sense to use $MANPAGER first, perhaps falling back to $PAGER if unset.
$MANPAGER
$PAGER
Originally posted by @ian-h-chamberlain in #2170 (comment)
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Note: printf is a bad example because that's actually not supposed to take any options, and we've fixed that in 3.6.0 - #9132.
printf
(ideally we'd do what we do for e.g. begin --help and print the help if that's literally the command, but that's a bigger thing)
begin --help
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It seems that builtins'
--help
argument seems to display differently than usualman
commands:vs
Since the builtins use the same
man
-style output it would make sense to use$MANPAGER
first, perhaps falling back to$PAGER
if unset.Originally posted by @ian-h-chamberlain in #2170 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: