Alexander Klimetschek
Alexander Klimetschek
FWIW, I had the same error message (just using `kill()` instead of `inspect()`) and the problem was a bug in my code: I accidentally called `docker.getContainer(name)` with a `Function` instead...
As a sample, I think it might be confusing to have a predicate evaluator that just does facet extraction and is named "facet" (both predicate registration name and class name)....
FE's are always tied to a PE. They are adressed the same way in queries - in fact, you just say "extract facets = true" and then it will do...
Yes, `query.extractFacets()`. I was referring to the feature of the `/bin/querybuilder.json` servlet where you pass `p.facets=true` to have it call extract facets and include them in the json result. No,...
I don't use it on Windows. @mkovacek provided the [Windows/cygwin instructions in the readme](https://github.com/Adobe-Marketing-Cloud/tools/blob/master/repo/README.md#windows) once. Does it still work for you with the latest repo 1.4?
@GonzaloCalandria Let me know if you still have the problem with 1.4. Also we have a contribution with Powershell support [coming in](https://github.com/Adobe-Marketing-Cloud/tools/pull/21), maybe that fixes the issue.
@GonzaloCalandria this might simply be because IntelliJ passes a windows-style path to `repo`, such as `c:\some\dir`, while repo strictly expects unix-style paths, such as `/some/dir`. Could you try the same...
Have you tried `repo checkout /_oak_index`? This might work right now, although agree that this is a bit unfortunate for the `checkout` command, where you probably expect to pass the...
Ok, thanks for verifying my hunch. Actually, in the docs I already state that `checkout` gets a `` as argument (raw JCR path), as opposed to `` (file system path)...