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I'm all for distributing manual pages alongside Python packages, but I believe there is no standard way to do that. Or maybe you know how to do it?
I've seen possible solutions like including manual pages with setuptools' data_files or Hatch's shared-data, but even with that, tools like pip simply do not know how/where to install them. Every user would have to set their MANPATH to every man directory contained in every virtualenv or Python site-packages on their system. That's not automated.
My copier-uv template already adds the relevant files to sdist/wheels. Just need to write a man page now and wait for uv to support them like pipx does.
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results in
I believe it would be nice to see a manual when prompted
git changelog
with--help
.Especially since it's pretty much ready: https://github.com/pawamoy/git-changelog#usage-command-line.
Describe the solution you'd like
Release
git changelog
extension with a man page.Describe alternatives you've considered
Ignore this feature request.
Additional context
I love
git changelog
!Boost priority
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