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Matthew Sacks commented on KITTY-18:
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1) I think question 1 above relates to whether or not we should use relative or
absolute paths. This is a good question, I think much like Unix both should be
supported in the case of automating and scripting using the Kitty tool.
2)
"Moreover, at the moment there's no check that the path you want to go to is
present or not, for example: "
The ls() command should allow this.
> 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
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> when navigating the mbean trees using Unix style relative paths, a No
> signature of method error is thrown
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