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-# Man pages for Knife
-
-The source of the Chef Documentation is located at
-http://docs.opscode.com/.
-
-This README documents how the man pages for all of the Knife subcommands
-that are built into the chef-client are managed.
-
-## Source Files
-
-The source files are located in the chef-docs repository:
-https://github.com/chef/chef-docs
-
-Each Knife subcommand has its own source folder. The folder naming
-pattern begins with man_.
-
-Each man page is a single file called index.html.
-
-In the conf.py file, the following settings are unique to each man page:
-
-`today` setting is used to define the Chef version. This is because we
-don't want an arbitrary date populated in the file, yet we still need a
-version number. For example: `today = 'Chef 11.8`.
-
-`project` setting is set to be the same as the name of the subcommand.
-For example: `project = u'knife-foo'`.
-
-`Options for man page output` settings are set to be similar across all
-man pages, but each one needs to be tailored specifically for the name
-of the man page.
-
-All of the other settings in the General Configuration section should be
-left alone. These exist to ensure that all of the doc builds are sharing
-the right common elements and have the same overall presentation.
-
-## Building Docs
-
-The docs are built using Sphinx and must be set to the `-b man` output.
-Currently, the man pages are built locally and then added to the Chef
-builds in chef-master.
-
-## Editing
-
-These files should never be edited. All of the content is pulled in from
-elsewhere in the chef-docs repo at build time. If changes need to be
-made, those changes are done elsewhere and then the man pages must be
-rebuilt. This is to help ensure that all of the changes are made across
-all of the locations in which these documents need to live. For example,
-by design, every Knife subcommand with a man page also has an HTML doc
-at docs.opscode.com/knife_foo.html.
-
-## License
-
-[Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
-
-## Questions?
-
-Open an [Issue](https://github.com/chef/chef-docs/issues) and ask.