find: only windows, no linux? incorrect claim

[axel-angel]

tldr find seems to be about windows and claims:

warning: showing page from platform 'windows', because 'find' does not exist in 'linux' and 'common'.

This is simply not true, find is very prevalent on linux. I'm confused, is there an error somewhere?
Additional information: I just installed with pip install tldr. This is what happens:

tldr find

find

Find a specified string in files.
More information: https://learn.microsoft.com/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/find.

• Find lines that contain a specified string:
  find "string" path\to\file_or_directory

• Display lines that do not contain the specified string:
  find "string" path\to\file_or_directory /v

• Display the count of lines that contain the specified string:
  find "string" path\to\file_or_directory /c

• Display line numbers with the list of lines:
  find "string" path\to\file_or_directory /n

warning: showing page from platform 'windows', because 'find' does not exist in 'linux' and 'common'.
Found 1 page with the same name under the platform: common.

[dmmqz]

Could you try running tldr --update? I just tested this with a fresh installation of tldr, and running this command solved the issue for me.

After some more testing it seems that the client sometimes shows the Windows page, and sometimes shows the common page. I recommend installing an older version of tldr (pip install tldr==3.4.1) for now, as that version doesn't have this issue.

I'll transfer this issue to the Python client of tldr, as this is an issue with the client.

[axel-angel]

👍 indeed tldr --update didn't solve the issue. But installing 3.4.1 solved the issue. I was using tldr-3.4.2 Thank you. Output now:

find

Find files or directories under a directory tree, recursively.
More information: https://manned.org/find.

(rest ommited and makes sense)

[Managor]

I bisected the issue to e2c4068