Closed wakatara closed 6 years ago
When using passpie, I believe a common search behaviour would be searching for something in a subgroups (at least that's true for me).
Create new entries:
passpie add foo@opensource/github --random passpie add foo@opensource/python --random
passpie add foo@opensource/github --random
passpie add foo@opensource/python --random
Search for github
passpie search github
returns nothing.
passpie search opensource
returns both records though
should return the entry for
opensource/github.
(nb: I am giving this as an example as I keep running into it with my own home/ sing/ pt/ subgroups that i use.).
Hello @wakatara
Searches are regular expressions, you'd need to do something like this:
passpie search .*github
But you've made me see that this isn't clear on the documentation.
Thanks for your contribution
When using passpie, I believe a common search behaviour would be searching for something in a subgroups (at least that's true for me).
Steps to Reproduce
Create new entries:
passpie add foo@opensource/github --random
passpie add foo@opensource/python --random
Search for github
passpie search github
Observed Behaviour
returns nothing.
passpie search opensource
returns both records though
Expected Behaviour
passpie search github
should return the entry for
opensource/github.
(nb: I am giving this as an example as I keep running into it with my own home/ sing/ pt/ subgroups that i use.).