Tim Stack

There's currently no command to focus on the breadcrumb bar, which is a gap. I think I'll add it as an option to the existing `:prompt` command, then folks can...

I've pushed a change that adds a `breadcrumb` option to the `:prompt` command. I've kept the backtick binding in the default keymap for now: https://github.com/tstack/lnav/blob/99c6aabfdd4483fa137eda2bf2c5de7ab9399b35/src/keymaps/default-keymap.json#L174-L177 I bound it to `§`...

Circling back to this again... How about using terms like `HAS`, `MUST HAVE`, and `MUST NOT HAVE` for the types of filters? So, the current `:filter-in` is `HAS` and `:filter-out`...

Does the conan cmake build still work after this?

Sorry for not giving this attention. I appreciate the work and referenced it when switch from conan to vcpkg (since I didn't want to try and fix all the issues...

This sounds less like filtering and more like you want a panel to show search results that you can switch to and select the desired hit to move the main...

Currently, only log files can be shown/hidden. Since an empty file is considered a text file, this isn't possible. When support is added for hiding text files, this should work.

Is the following the exact command you're using? ``` :create-search-table mytable ^.*x=(?\d+) ``` That doesn't work for me, I get this error: ``` ✘ error: “^.*x=(?\d+)” is not a valid...

Can you run lnav with `-d /tmp/lnav-debug.log` and send the resulting debug log. I'm not sure what is happening. Thanks and sorry for the trouble.

First, I want to thank you for doing this writeup, that's a lot of work! > These JSON logs contain a lot of fields; many of these usually aren't important...