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Unfortunately man pages would require that we use the builtin name as a filename, and that causes issues on some systems. Since this is a very minor issue (these are all compatibility gunk), we choose not to. The help pages are nicer to look at anyway. |
I don't know how Bash is doing it, but there is no Instead
There is however a
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On second thought, we can reroute these in our man function. |
This is the most minor complaint, but going
man :
,man .
, orman [
does not give you the fish man pages. I noticed these commands where returned bybuiltin --names
and it took me a while to work out what they were. I had to usehelp :
,help .
, andhelp [
to get their documentation. (whereas I usually useman
)These commands are also not listed in https://fishshell.com/docs/current/commands.html
Also what is the point of
:
? Apparently it is an alias fortrue
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