I think that is still too confusing. I want to see both the description and the configuration in the summary listing What I wanted was more like
<bundle id> <component name or maybe class> <enabled state> [indent] <component id> <status> <configuration pid> I work with mostly factory configurations that have multiple instances, so this will produce a neat list of all the instances of a component under its description and make it easy to skip to the next component. I don’t care that much about which fields, order, etc but I really want this 2-level display. I’m happy to do it, but probably not today :-) thanks david jencks > On Sep 9, 2015, at 3:47 AM, Carsten Ziegeler <cziege...@apache.org> wrote: > > I've changed the scr:list command now to make an output like this ( I > abbreviated the package names just for this mail): > > BundleId Component Name Id State > [ 235] o.a.s.get.DefaultGetServlet [ 541] [active ] > [ 235] o.a.s.get.impl.DefaultHeadServlet [ 540] [active ] > [ 235] o.a.s.get.impl.RedirectServlet [ 538] [active ] > [ 235] o.a.s.get.info.SlingInfoServlet [ 539] [active ] > [ 235] o.a.s.get.impl.version.VersionInfoServlet -- -- > > So, if a component description has no configuration, it's > [ 235] o.a.s.get.impl.version.VersionInfoServlet -- -- > > Otherwise for each component configuration it outputs the id and name. > > I played with different output formats like first outputting the > description and then the configurations (if any), but decided to go with > a single list as this looks much nicer. > > WDYT? > > Carsten > -- > Carsten Ziegeler > Adobe Research Switzerland > cziege...@apache.org
