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gem-man doesn't follow the standard
$MANPATH
directory structure (man/manX/Y.X
whereX
is the section number andY
is the manual page) but instead uses a single flattened directory (man/Y.X
) to keep manual pages from all sections.For example, observe how man(1) cannot find
bar.3
, whereas it can findfoo.1
:This prevents us from adding
man/
subdirectories in installed gems to$MANPATH
and using plain old man(1) thereafter to look up both system and gem manuals.Thanks for your consideration.