🪲 [BUG] - create-docs.sh failing

[jasonm23]

Description

Running create-docs.sh fails with an error (see log below)

Steps to Reproduce the issue.

git clone [email protected]:magnars/s.el.git
cd s.el
./create-docs.sh

Logs

./create-docs.sh
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument listp replace-regexp-in-string)
  car(replace-regexp-in-string)
  (eq 'macro (car cmd))
  (if (eq 'macro (car cmd)) (car (cdr (cdr cmd))) (car (cdr cmd)))
  docs--signature(replace-regexp-in-string)
  (list 's-replace-regexp (docs--signature (symbol-function 's-replace-regexp)) (docs--docstring (symbol-function 's-replace-regexp)) (examples-to-strings '((s-replace-regexp "[aeiou]" "!" "foo bar baz") => "f!! b!r b!z" (s-replace-regexp "." "a" "foo bar baz") => "aaaaaaaaaaa" (s-replace-regexp "mixedcase" "mixedcase" "ThIs iS MiXeDCaSE" t) => "ThIs iS mixedcase" (s-replace-regexp "\\(h[ae]\\)" "\\1\\1" "hi he ha") => "hi hehe haha" (s-replace-regexp "\\(h[ae]\\)" "\\1\\1" "hi he ha" nil t) => "hi \\1\\1 \\1\\1")))
  (add-to-list 'functions (list 's-replace-regexp (docs--signature (symbol-function 's-replace-regexp)) (docs--docstring (symbol-function 's-replace-regexp)) (examples-to-strings '((s-replace-regexp "[aeiou]" "!" "foo bar baz") => "f!! b!r b!z" (s-replace-regexp "." "a" "foo bar baz") => "aaaaaaaaaaa" (s-replace-regexp "mixedcase" "mixedcase" "ThIs iS MiXeDCaSE" t) => "ThIs iS mixedcase" (s-replace-regexp "\\(h[ae]\\)" "\\1\\1" "hi he ha") => "hi hehe haha" (s-replace-regexp "\\(h[ae]\\)" "\\1\\1" "hi he ha" nil t) => "hi \\1\\1 \\1\\1"))))
  load-with-code-conversion("/Users/jason/workspace/s.el/dev/examples.el" "/Users/jason/workspace/s.el/dev/examples.el" nil t)
  command-line-1(("-l" "s.el" "-l" "dev/examples-to-docs.el" "-l" "dev/examples.el" "-f" "create-docs-file"))
  command-line()
  normal-top-level()

Emacs version

28.1

Emacs running on GUI, Terminal or Daemon?

emacs -batch # via create-docs.sh

OS

Macos | Big Sur 11.6.8 (20G730)

[jasonm23]

Looks like I need to check on (docs--signature ... replace-regexp-in-string)

[jasonm23]

Scheduled time for this next week.