import -p=<n> doesn't work

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import -p=<n> doesn't work #19

Closed ron-wolf closed 3 years ago

ron-wolf commented 3 years ago

Importing with a specified predecessor just creates a new root node no matter what.

> grit stat 1
(1) ──── (2)

ID: 1
Name: 2021-04-04
Status: inactive (0/5)
Parents: 0
Children: 1
Created: 2021-04-04 15:10:15

> grit import -p=1 (cat | psub)
Test node
^D
[ ] Test node (12)
Imported 1 trees (1 nodes)

> grit stat 12
ID: 12
Name: Test node
Status: inactive (0/1)
Parents: 0
Children: 0
Created: 2021-04-04 16:07:51

ron-wolf commented 3 years ago

Maybe I’m misunderstanding how the “import” subcommand is supposed to work. Is there a feature that currently matches what I’m trying to do here, or does “import” require a more specific input format?

climech commented 3 years ago

Yep, the command was broken, and got included in the release by mistake, see: #1.