Ah but it's still plenty useful, Simon showed me I was holding the tool
the wrong way around. Having 300 manpages in a directory is a pretty
fantastic starting point. Thanks :)
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We don't track snap bugs on Launchpad, nor is this something we can fix
as it's indeed a missing feature of snaps. If snapd ever grows support
for landing manpages on the system (similar to what it does with bash
completion profiles), we'll be able to use our manpage generate showed
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Did I mentioned it was not convenient? :P
$ d="$(mktemp -d)"
$ lxc manpage "$d"
$ ls -1 "$d"
lxc.1
lxc.alias.1
lxc.alias.add.1
lxc.alias.list.1
lxc.alias.remove.1
lxc.alias.rename.1
lxc.cluster.1
lxc.cluster.add.1
...
$ ls -1 "$d" | wc -l
293
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Ah, thanks twice over. I've poked the old bug with a hope for a happier
answer today :) Unfortunately lxc manpage isn't exactly ideal:
$ lxc manpage lxc
Error: open
/var/lib/snapd/hostfs/home/sarnold/tmp/takehometests/lxc/lxc.alias.add.1: no
such file or directory
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I've been told that snaps can't ship man pages unfortunately:
https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/support-for-man-pages/2299/24
https://bugs.launchpad.net/snapd/+bug/1575593
You can get something with `lxc manpage` which is basically the builtin
--help formatted for man. However, that's not easy/conveni
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