Use .gz file in man dir #753
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Do you plan on addressing the failed tests? |
Signed-off-by: lvgenggeng <lvgenggeng@uniontech.com>
Yes, I will handle it. |
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This change breaks the Debian packaging a subtle way and I assume is not really needed. RPM surely has a way (e.g. Installing compressed manpages is a responsibility/policy of the distributions and not something that the Makefile of upstream project (bats in this case) should be doing. |
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I am going to trust @gioele on this. |
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Normally, we use the .gz file as a manual.