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The db-doc package happens to install quite a number of non-manpage files under /usr/share/man. This confuses the test/docs pipeline because it tries to render these files as manpages, and "man" obviously doesn't like it. We can be a bit more strict when looking for installed manpages by focusing our attention to anything installed under "/usr/share/man/man*", which are the default directories to install manpages anyway. Closes: wolfi-dev#48194 Signed-off-by: Sergio Durigan Junior <sergiodj@chainguard.dev>
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The db-doc package happens to install quite a number of non-manpage files under /usr/share/man. This confuses the test/docs pipeline because it tries to render these files as manpages, and "man" obviously doesn't like it. We can be a bit more strict when looking for installed manpages by focusing our attention to anything installed under "/usr/share/man/man*", which are the default directories to install manpages anyway. We can also make sure to only look for files whose extensions are a single digit, which means that they're actually manpages. Closes: wolfi-dev#48194 Signed-off-by: Sergio Durigan Junior <sergiodj@chainguard.dev>
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The db-doc package happens to install quite a number of non-manpage files under /usr/share/man. This confuses the test/docs pipeline because it tries to render these files as manpages, and "man" obviously doesn't like it. We can be a bit more strict when looking for installed manpages by focusing our attention to anything installed under "/usr/share/man/man*", which are the default directories to install manpages anyway. Closes: wolfi-dev#48194 Signed-off-by: Sergio Durigan Junior <sergiodj@chainguard.dev>
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The db-doc package happens to install quite a number of non-manpage files under /usr/share/man. This confuses the test/docs pipeline because it tries to render these files as manpages, and "man" obviously doesn't like it. This commit filters out these non-manpage files and makes sure that we don't try to run tests on them. Closes: wolfi-dev#48194 Signed-off-by: Sergio Durigan Junior <sergiodj@chainguard.dev>
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The db-doc package happens to install quite a number of non-manpage files under /usr/share/man. This confuses the test/docs pipeline because it tries to render these files as manpages, and "man" obviously doesn't like it. This commit filters out these non-manpage files and makes sure that we don't try to run tests on them. Closes: wolfi-dev#48194 Signed-off-by: Sergio Durigan Junior <sergiodj@chainguard.dev>
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