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Subject: Does new PORTDOCS macro mork?
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How can I use new PORTDOCS macro?

I've tried to remove all docs stuff from pkg-plist and list it in PORTDOCS:
PORTDOCS=      FAQ SECURITY CREDITS ChangeLog

But docs was not installed.

How it works?

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Sem.