Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Ricardo Wurmus writes:
>
>> Is SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH not set at the time help2man runs? “r-minimal”
>> uses the gnu-build-system, which has a build phase set-SOURCE-DATE-EPOCH
>> that sets SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH to 1.
>>
>> Where is this lost?
>
> Simple: R simply doesn’t use o
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Is SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH not set at the time help2man runs? “r-minimal”
> uses the gnu-build-system, which has a build phase set-SOURCE-DATE-EPOCH
> that sets SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH to 1.
>
> Where is this lost?
Simple: R simply doesn’t use our help2man. It comes with
tools/he
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> The man page is created with a rule in “doc/Makefile.in”:
>
> @$(HELP2MAN) --include=$(srcdir)/R.aux --no-info --output=R.1 \
>--name="a language for data analysis and graphics" \
>$(top_builddir)/bin/R
>
> “doc/R.aux” does not contain a timestamp, n
The compressed man page at “share/man/man1/R.1.gz” provided by r-minimal
contains a time-dependent string.
Comparing the uncompressed man pages built at different times on
different machines shows me this:
--8<---cut here---start->8---
diff /tmp/berlin/share/ma
