Drew Northup wrote: > I was just thinking of that, and for hoots and hollers I > copied /usr/share/man/man1/git-am.1.gz > to /usr/share/man/man1/git-amp.1.gz and tried "git help amp" on it. > > [dnorthup@drew-northup ~]$ git help amp > No manual entry for gitamp > > So, that doesn't work. I haven't checked yet how Git "knows" what valid > pages are available for "git help" but just putting another file in the > same directory as the others didn't do the job (at least not on my > workstation). If git-amp is available in $PATH, 'git help amp' runs 'man git-amp'. Otherwise, it runs 'man gitamp'. Tools like autoconf etc already know how to install man pages into the right places. I don't see the need for any additional support for git here. -- see shy jo
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