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Example: $ gem man ronn-format now gives you the ronn-format(7) manpage and not "no manual entry" if you don't have a gem named "ronn-format" installed.
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Hi there,
this PR makes gem-man search for page names instead of gem names. Previously, if you didn’t know which gem a manpage is contained in (e.g. you had a gem named "utilities" which contains serveral different executables and manpages) you weren’t able to view a commands manpage. Take for example the ronn-format(7) manpage. Whereas previously executing
would not find anything (you had to know that manpage is contained in the
ronngem and hat to issuegem man ronn) the very same command now properly displays the ronn-format(7) manpage.Vale,
Quintus