Brian Gianforcaro
Brian Gianforcaro
Logs are here https://gist.github.com/bgianfo/e79567ef39e9fcb8c5a990e7e81f36f1
> What that means for you: You could just add a few programs to `Base/root/generate_manpages.sh`, run `ninja image` or something to rebuild the image, and run `export-argsparser-manpages.sh` to write the...
> In other words, existing manpages _only_ get overwritten if you decide that it should be overwritten, and add the program to the list. > > Note that a CI...
That works, I guess. Writing markdown inside C++ isn't the greatest experience though, so that seems like a pretty significant downside. I'm not sure I buy the argument that an...
> Only thing is that if we do want that, wouldn't it be awkward to have `man(1)` depend on `help(1)`? I can't find any other file that has these strings...
The string API for pledge was a conscious choice by the OpenBSD folks AFAIK. I think the goal was that on every subsequent pledge, you explicitly state the remaining pledges,...
> A richer API could also uncover run-time problems at a more semantic and granular level. Sure, they all sound like potentially interesting ideas. Folks normally just send out PRs...
I think generic preprocessor support would be awesome, there are a few I am interested in personally: - mdbook-admonish - mdbook-mermaid - mdbook-toc - mdbook-linkcheck
Just as an FYI, `mdbook-admonish` now produces pre-built binaries.
> Please ping me when ready and I can 🚢 this. @dhadka Looks like all the comments have been addressed, can we get this merged?