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Alessandro Novarini edited comment on KITTY-18 at 3/3/12 3:28 PM:
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Sorry, it seems I missed an unit test, now it is working fine.
The feature is still NOT fully implemented, the fix released is just for the
described use case.
What has to be done on this feature is the possibility to go up and down of
multiple levels with one command: for example like
cd ..,..
or
cd ../..
At the moment we're using the ',' as a separator, but if we want to stick with
the definition Unix style, maybe we should switch to a proper '/'... what do
you think?
Moreover, at the moment there's no check that the path you want to go to is
present or not, for example:
pwd
type=Server
cd foo
pwd
type=Server,foo
even though the foo "dir" doesn't exist.
was (Author: anovarini):
Sorry, it seems I missed an unit test, now it is working fine.
The feature is still NOT fully implemented, the fix released is just for the
described use case.
What has to be done on this feature is the possibility to go up and down of
multiple levels with one command: for example like
{code}
cd ..,..
or
cd ../..
{code}
At the moment we're using the ',' as a separator, but if we want to stick with
the definition Unix style, maybe we should switch to a proper '/'... what do
you think?
Moreover, at the moment there's no check that the path you want to go to is
present or not, for example:
{code}
pwd
type=Server
cd foo
pwd
type=Server,foo
{code}
even though the foo "dir" doesn't exist.
> Unix style relative paths up and down mbean tree not working
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>
> Key: KITTY-18
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KITTY-18
> Project: Kitty
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Matthew Sacks
> Assignee: Pid
> Priority: Critical
> Labels: UX
>
> when navigating the mbean trees using Unix style relative paths, a No
> signature of method error is thrown
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