[Bug] Moar suggests setting wrong path as the environment variable for becoming the default pager

[hiddeninthesand]

When running moar --help, Moar will suggest that you add it to your .bashrc file as your default pager, alongside the line required, for example:

To make Moar your default pager, put the following line in
your .bashrc or .bash_profile and it will be default in all
new terminal windows:
   export PAGER=/path/to/binary

This (potentially) incorrectly assumes that the moar application file is in your current working directory, which can lead to recommending the user the wrong line to insert into their .bashrc file.

[walles]

Which version of moar is this (moar --version)?

When I try the same thing with v1.9.1 I get:

To make Moar your default pager, put the following line in
your .bashrc or .bash_profile and it will be default in all
new terminal windows:
   export PAGER=/Users/johan/src/moar/moar

Here's the current code for reference: https://github.com/walles/moar/blob/faa833fe4ec2b90d0621052f2b30e29074e3048a/moar.go#L57-L73

[hiddeninthesand]

v1.9.1, same as you. I have it installed at /usr/bin/moar, but if I run it from another working directory it assumes that the binary is in the working directory, instead of /usr/bin/. What working directory did you run moar --help in?

[walles]

You are right, thanks for reporting!

I will look into this and make sure it's done properly.

[hiddeninthesand]

Appreciate it!

[walles]

Made a new release for it, Homebrew status here: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/99564

[hiddeninthesand]

Looks good, already pushed it to the MPR.