I stumbled across the following Reddit discussion thread, and thought I'd share.
> > I have been looking for a way to automatically generate a man page > > for a while (with bpaf in my case for one project, xflags for > > another project). > > I tried to do this for years and the result was always sub-optimal. I > started by using `pandoc` to reformat Markdown as a man page. Then I > converted the docs to asciidoc and used `asciidoctor` (or `asciidoc`) > to convert that to a man page. Finally, I spent about ~4-6 hours > learning the basics of `roff` and how to write a man page. It would > have taken me a lot less time had I know[n] about the existence of > `man groff_man_style`. On a Linux system at least, _that's_ where the > gold is. https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/184ijwg/ripgrep_14_released_hyperlink_support_regex/ I'm almost tempted to start using a .signature file again. $ man groff_man_style # where the gold is :-) Regards, Branden
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