I'm really excited about lei; thanks very much for working on it! On Fri, Nov 05, 2021 at 01:07:38PM -0400, Konstantin Ryabitsev wrote: > By default, `lei -q` will save your search and start keeping track of it. To > see your saved searches, run: I think this is a typo for "lei q". I only mention it because this typo also appears in your blog: https://people.kernel.org/monsieuricon/lore-lei-part-1-getting-started > To edit your saved search, just run `lei edit-search`. This will bring up your > $EDITOR with the configuration file lei uses internally: This isn't working for me. With current public-inbox (07cd8973baf8 ("Makefile.PL: fix useless use of push")), I get: $ lei edit-search usage: lei edit-search OUTPUT E: OUTPUT not supplied $ lei edit-search out --no-save was used with out cwd=/home/bjorn Maybe I'm doing something wrong? "lei help" and "lei --help" are not very useful because I can't figure out how to even get a list of the commands: $ lei help | cat usage: lei help [SUBCOMMAND] show help $ lei --help | cat usage: lei COMMAND ... ... lib/PublicInbox/LEI.pm *looks* like it has good help text in it, so maybe I'm doing something wrong. Also their output gets piped through $PAGER by default, which isn't super convenient. Bjorn
