Closed vext01 closed 8 months ago
OpenBSD's mandoc command has a linter for shaking bugs out of man pages.
mandoc
If you run mandoc -Tlint yash.1, you get lots of linter errors.
mandoc -Tlint yash.1
Some are style-related, like:
mandoc: yash.1:3289:305: STYLE: input text line longer than 80 bytes: Local variables may ...
but others are proper warnings, like:
mandoc: yash.1:12733:2: WARNING: skipping paragraph macro: sp after SS
I also notice that when you build an OpenBSD package of yash it says:
/usr/local/pobj/yash-2.55/fake-amd64/usr/local/man/ja/man1/yash.1: No one-line description, using filename "yash"
That last one I've seen before and have fixed like this
(I don't know if any of this matters to you, but I thought I'd mention it)
Thanks
The man page is auto-generated with AsciiDoc, so there is little that can be done on my side. You might want to report the issue to AsciiDoc developers.
Fair enough. Closing this.
OpenBSD's
mandoc
command has a linter for shaking bugs out of man pages.If you run
mandoc -Tlint yash.1
, you get lots of linter errors.Some are style-related, like:
but others are proper warnings, like:
I also notice that when you build an OpenBSD package of yash it says:
That last one I've seen before and have fixed like this
(I don't know if any of this matters to you, but I thought I'd mention it)
Thanks