clap/clap_mangen/tests/snapshots/value_name_without_arg.bash.roff

.ie /n(.g .ds Aq /(aq
.el .ds Aq '
.TH my-app 1  "my-app " 
.SH NAME
my/-app
.SH SYNOPSIS
/fBmy/-app/fR [/fB/-/-flag/fR] [/fB/-h/fR|/fB/-/-help/fR] 
.SH DESCRIPTION
.SH OPTIONS
.TP
/fB/-/-flag/fR

.TP
/fB/-h/fR, /fB/-/-help/fR
Print help
fix(mangen): Avoid spurious value for derive arg derive arguments like this: #[arg(long)] pub flag: bool, were producing option descriptions like this: --flag=FLAG FLAG is spurious. It turns out that derive always sets a value name, for simplicity, even when there are no arguments. Check for this case. Fixes #4443. 2023-01-16 15:44:24 +00:00			`.ie /n(.g .ds Aq /(aq`
			`.el .ds Aq '`
			`.TH my-app 1 "my-app "`
			`.SH NAME`
			`my/-app`
			`.SH SYNOPSIS`
			`/fBmy/-app/fR [/fB/-/-flag/fR] [/fB/-h/fR\|/fB/-/-help/fR]`
			`.SH DESCRIPTION`
			`.SH OPTIONS`
			`.TP`
			`/fB/-/-flag/fR`

			`.TP`
			`/fB/-h/fR, /fB/-/-help/fR`
			`Print help`