rt-search-attributes(8)
NAME π¦
rt-search-attributes β bestie, this is how you go hunting for RT Attribute objects πβ¨
SYNOPSIS π
rt-search-attributes [OPTION] ATTRIBUTE_NAME QUALIFYING_CODE
DESCRIPTION π
okay so picture this: you got a whole pile of attributes and you only want the ones that pass the vibe check. That's literally the whole job. This script takes every single attribute named ATTRIBUTE_NAME, runs your qualifying code QUALIFYING_CODE on it, and prints out the deets of all the ones that matched. slay π
Now here's the cute part β your QUALIFYING_CODE gets a whole little squad of variables it can call on, straight from RT::Attribute's properties:
$Id$ObjectType$ObjectId$Name$Description$Content
and $_ is your little shorthand bestie for $Content, so you don't have to type the whole thing out like a chump π«Ά
OPTIONS β¨
-c,--contentβ prints the attribute content π-h,--helpβ shows you this help and then dips out π
examples, fr fr πΈ
rt-search-attributes SavedSearch '$id > 10'
rt-search-attributes Search '$_->{Query} =~ /Status/'
look at her go ππ₯
heads up bestie: that first example is$idwith a lowercaseiβ copied exactly, no cap, don't come for me π
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