The analyzer does currently just look into the query format if there is a property which was found by DocManager in the given XML file. But if there is not such a property, the analyzer won't print anything. We should adjust that because if the user want to see just {os.file} he should become at least the output with the file name.
I was wondering why this command was not working:
docmanager a -qf "{os.file}" --filter "maintainer=manuel" example.xml
It was working when I added {maintainer} behind {os.file}
The analyzer does currently just look into the query format if there is a property which was found by DocManager in the given XML file. But if there is not such a property, the analyzer won't print anything. We should adjust that because if the user want to see just {os.file} he should become at least the output with the file name.
I was wondering why this command was not working:
docmanager a -qf "{os.file}" --filter "maintainer=manuel" example.xmlIt was working when I added {maintainer} behind {os.file}