`eldoc': don't error if a command has no SYNOPSIS #7
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`esh-help-eldoc-man-minibuffer-string' searches for a "SYNOPSIS" line and then transforms the string following it. This causes an `error' if the command has no synopsis (e.g. `ninja'). Use `-some->>' instead of `->>', fixing the error.
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@hlissner you should bump |
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To reproduce:
Everything still works with other commands (e.g. |
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@tom-tan anything blocking a merge of this PR? Hitting a similar issue as the PR author |
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esh-help-eldoc-man-minibuffer-stringsearches for a "SYNOPSIS" line and thentransforms the string following it. This causes an
errorif the command has nosynopsis (e.g.
ninja). Use-some->>instead of->>, fixing the error.