Should not error out "use --update to update it" if we pass --update flag

[Dentrax]

Since we are passing the --update flag, I think throwing the following error might be unnecessary. We can write different logs here to improve the error message: ¹

$ tldr --update
Local data is older than two weeks, use --update to update it.

$ tldr --version
tldr v1.3.0 (v1.3.0)

Footnotes

1. https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr/issues/7376 ↩

[marchersimon]

Hey @Dentrax, this repository only contains the pages themselves, and don't have much to do with any clients. Which client do you use / where did you install it from? Looks like the Node.js client, but I'm not sure.

[marchersimon]

From looking at the source code, you seem to be using the C client.

[marchersimon]

@Dentrax this is really weird, because I don't have this issue. I don't even know how this issue can possibly arise, because this message get's printed here:

tldr-c-client/src/local.c

Line 59 in af7501f

fprintf(stdout, "Local data is older than two weeks, use --update to update it.\n\n");

and the function is called here:

tldr-c-client/src/tldr.c

Lines 116 to 118 in af7501f

	if (!update_flag) {
	check_localdate();
	}

So, when update_flag is true, the function can't get called. Where did you install the client and could you maybe recompile it yourself to see if the issue still exists?

[MasterOdin]

This was fixed in 1cf890d as part of the 1.4.0 release