Add man pages.

[baldurmen]

Here we go!

This should make #446 obsolete :)

Once the man pages are built, you can view them locally with:

man ./whipper.1

[baldurmen]

Well, Travis fails on py 3.5 and the Gtihub greeting script too? 90% sure those aren't my fault :p

[MerlijnWajer]

The worlds needs more restructured text. Thanks for picking this up.

[JoeLametta]

Well, Travis fails on py 3.5 and the Gtihub greeting script too? 90% sure those aren't my fault :p

You're right, thanks for the pull request!

Gtihub greeting script too

Unfortunately this is a known issue, unrelated to your pull request: actions/first-interaction#10

Well, Travis fails on py 3.5

Actually that is our CI job which checks for code issues (errors, PEP-8, etc.) using flake8. The issues reported here are real but unrelated to your pull request (it seems that the tool got updated and caught new issues).

The errors should now be fixed in develop (commit 752162a).

[jwflory]

Hey @mruszczyk, it would be awesome to get these included in the Fedora RPM packages downstream for next release 😄 Btw thanks for packaging in Fedora!

[JoeLametta]

I still need to review and test this but it looks good. One little change I would like to see is adding a mention about the new dependency (docutils) to the README (optional dependencies section, I think) and a link to man/README.md. 😉

I may even add a new Travis CI job to detect future syntactic warnings/errors in the documentation files... Something like this should suffice:

for manpage in *.rst; do rst2man --exit-status=2 --report=1 --debug ${manpage} "${manpage%%.*}".1 ; done

[baldurmen]

@JoeLametta I'll let you play with Travis, as I have more experience with Gitlab CI. Fixed the other 2 things though.

[JoeLametta]

LGTM. I've rebased against develop and did a few small changes.

[JoeLametta]

Will leave the Travis CI thing out of this for the moment being.

[JoeLametta]

Merged, thanks!