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FS#61707 - [pandoc] Manual Page Not Installed
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Opened by novum sensum (novum) - Sunday, 10 February 2019, 17:39 GMT
Last edited by Felix Yan (felixonmars) - Tuesday, 11 February 2020, 16:40 GMT
Opened by novum sensum (novum) - Sunday, 10 February 2019, 17:39 GMT
Last edited by Felix Yan (felixonmars) - Tuesday, 11 February 2020, 16:40 GMT
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DetailsDescription: manual page is now missing from /usr/share/man/ upon installation
Steps to reproduce: pacman -S pandoc Note: I used to have a man page for pandoc, and the PKGBUILD does not seem to have changed, so I am unsure why this is happening. Someone on freenode/#archlinux suggested that it may be the fault of runhaskell, but I am unsure. Thank you. |
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Closed by Felix Yan (felixonmars)
Tuesday, 11 February 2020, 16:40 GMT
Reason for closing: Fixed
Additional comments about closing: pandoc 2.8-33
Tuesday, 11 February 2020, 16:40 GMT
Reason for closing: Fixed
Additional comments about closing: pandoc 2.8-33
It looks like the solution was as simple as cp'ing the file "${srcdir}"/pandoc-${pkgver}/man/pandoc.1 into the package, which is provided in the tarball sources (no need to build it or anything).
I'm a bit sad you didn't mention this in the bug report, since it is really low-hanging fruit and maybe if a TU realized how easy it is to fix, we could have fixed it a long time ago. Perhaps the package maintainer didn't know where it was supposed to be, and hadn't found time to take a look (Felix is most likely the busiest maintainer in all of Arch).