Re: git: 8993d785a261 - main - expand.1: Fix markup for the '-t' option

Gordon Bergling <gbe@freebsd.org> writes:
> I usualy always create differentials for changes, but I try to avoid them
> for one-line changes. I have tested various combinations for the .Sm usage,
> but I didn't saw any change in the manual page formating when removing the
> macro, so that was the easiest thing to have the '-t' option not advertising
> a none existing '-Sm' option.

Sm is used to turn spacing on and off, cf. mdoc(7) or even just the
synopsis section of the man page you were editing.  I don't know why it
doesn't work in that specific context, the easiest solution is to use Ns
before and after each comma.

DES
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