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Installed manpage on Linux does not look like pwsh.1.ronn #21086
ronn breaking is due to the unescaped < > brackets. Specifically, -WindowStyle <style> in the header causes ronn to assume the rest of the document is the content of a style tag and thus not rendered.
Adding backslashes to escape them will make ronn produce the page as expected. It will look slightly better than using pandoc since its headers are properly understood.
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237dmitry commentedon Jan 17, 2024
Converted to
man(troff) format,ronnrequires a long list of dependencies (ruby etc). As formanitself:amcmannis commentedon Apr 17, 2024
Can confirm with the RHEL packages as well.
EDIT: Was able to generate a more decent man using pandoc:
pandoc -s -f gfm -t man -o pwsh.man pwsh.mdChrisTX commentedon Jun 29, 2026
ronnbreaking is due to the unescaped< >brackets. Specifically,-WindowStyle <style>in the header causesronnto assume the rest of the document is the content of a style tag and thus not rendered.Adding backslashes to escape them will make
ronnproduce the page as expected. It will look slightly better than usingpandocsince its headers are properly understood.powershell: check the generated man page