Doesn't list directories whose descendant files are all deeply located

[hkurokawa]

When I ran qfc at a directory where the file structure is as following, I had no result.

[hiroshi ~/test-qfc]% tree
.
└── A
    └── B
        └── C
            └── empty.file

3 directories, 1 file
[hiroshi ~/test-qfc]% qfc
Path: 
Nothing found

Is this behavior as expected? It seems if a directory does not have a regular file in its child or grand child directories, the directory itself is not listed up.

Some environment require a rather deep directory structure and I am wondering it could be a pain. For example, in Go, source code is typically located under ~/go/src/<vc repository>/<organization>/<repository name>/ and I have to move to, say, ~/go/src/github.com to list source files with qfc command.

Thanks in advance for your support.

[pindexis]

This has to be changed, empty dirs have to be displayed.

btw, this is not a git managed directory, right?

[hkurokawa]

Right. I tried the same directory structure under a git repository and confirmed qfc could list up the empty directories in that case.

Thank you for your clarification. I am looking forward to an enhancement on that.