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Very similar to the helper methods such as pkg_bin_dirs, should a similar construct be created to support man page entries?
The thought process is the following ....
I agree that runtime environments probably do not need things such as man pages but if that is the case, they should be stripped out of the build and maybe this is an issue against the core-plans repository ....
That being said, it would be interesting to see that is man is on the path, the man packages would optionally be installed and could be determined by another helper utility such as pkg_man_dirs ...
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I think we should add this support but we need to think a bit on how we figure out which man pages we should show you. Perhaps this is part of the binlink process?
Perhaps hab [pkg {{package_name}}] man [{{section}}] {{what}}
Generate a man.conf dynamically that adds MANPATH {{each of pkg_man_dirs}} (hab man ... should look at binlinked packages, hab pkg {{package_name}} man ... should look at specific package's man page)
Then passed on to the underlying man (man [{{section}}] {{what}} -C /path/to/temp/man.conf)
Also, during packaging, included man pages should always be compressed.
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Very similar to the helper methods such as
pkg_bin_dirs
, should a similar construct be created to support man page entries?The thought process is the following ....
I agree that runtime environments probably do not need things such as man pages but if that is the case, they should be stripped out of the build and maybe this is an issue against the core-plans repository ....
That being said, it would be interesting to see that is man is on the path, the man packages would optionally be installed and could be determined by another helper utility such as
pkg_man_dirs
...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: