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summary: the essential manual pages are installed by the native package
details: |
The snapd command comes with a number of manual pages for some of the more
technical programs such as snap-confine and snap-update-ns, but also for the
user-facing program snap.
The test ensures that the manual pages are installed on classic systems.
# core systems don't ship man or manual pages
systems: [-ubuntu-core-*]
execute: |
# This check for opensuse is done to avoid an issue on man command where
# "nothing appropriate" message is shown when the "--what" parameter
# is used for packages installed after man is installed. A workaround is
# to the machine or force a cache consistency calling the man page with '-u'
# This issue happens with any package, not just with snap related ones
# The command "man snap" works well in this case (man 2.6.6)
case "$SPREAD_SYSTEM" in
opensuse-*|arch-*|amazon-*|centos-*)
for manpage in snap snap-confine snap-discard-ns; do
if ! LC_ALL=C man -u --where $manpage; then
echo "Expected to see manual page path for $manpage"
exit 1
fi
done
;;
*)
for manpage in snap snap-confine snap-discard-ns; do
if ! LC_ALL=C man --what $manpage; then
echo "Expected to see manual page for $manpage"
exit 1
fi
done
esac
# TODO: add manual pages for snapctl, snap-exec and snapd
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