Upstream's tarball includes up-to-date man-pages. These should be installed -- unconditionally. The generated HTML-documentation is largely redundant and not useful -- once you reached for the browser, you may as well read the latest version online. Not rebuilding the docs in this particular case is also useful for a different reason: it removes the dependency on dtplite (from devel/tcllib), which will allow tcllib depend on critcl instead and compile C-code included with tcllib (see Bug 195863).
Auto-assigned to maintainer tcltk@FreeBSD.org
*** Bug 197358 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
gahr@, does reassigning the ticket to me imply, you trust my judgement on this one?
mi@, of course I do, given that you've got quite some background on Tcl/Tk ports. Also, since I've been handling most Tcl/Tk stuff myself lately, assigning this to you explicitly was also a mean to say "I'm quite busy right now, please do as you think it's best". Sorry for not being clear enough.
A commit references this bug: Author: mi Date: Sun Feb 8 23:12:44 UTC 2015 New revision: 378703 URL: https://svnweb.freebsd.org/changeset/ports/378703 Log: Install bundled man-pages. Remove the DOCS-option -- there is nothing in the HTML-documentation, that man-pages do not contain, but regenerating the docs required dtplite. PR: 197359 Submitted by: mi Approved by: gahr (blanket) Sponsored by: http://sybpipe.com/ Changes: head/devel/critcl/Makefile head/devel/critcl/pkg-plist