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This is a fantastic little utility, thanks for putting it together! One of my projects (a statically generated site with over 100k files) has a "audit" requirement which I was wondering whether fselect might fulfill.
Specifically we need to see if each *.md file in the source directory (e.g. content) has generated one or more files in the destination directory (e.g. public). Would fselect be able to "diff" the entries in the public directory and indicate whether something in the content directory appears in the same path in the public directory?
Something like below would be ideal but since the documentation says fselect is not real SQL I wanted to see if it was possible anyway :-).
SELECTpathFROM public
WHERE NOT EXISTS (
SELECT*FROM content
WHEREcontent.path_parent=public.path_parentANDcontent.path= CONCAT(public.path_without_extn, '.md'))
AND name ='*.html'
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This is a fantastic little utility, thanks for putting it together! One of my projects (a statically generated site with over 100k files) has a "audit" requirement which I was wondering whether
fselect
might fulfill.Specifically we need to see if each
*.md
file in the source directory (e.g.content
) has generated one or more files in the destination directory (e.g.public
). Wouldfselect
be able to "diff" the entries in thepublic
directory and indicate whether something in thecontent
directory appears in the same path in thepublic
directory?Something like below would be ideal but since the documentation says fselect is not real SQL I wanted to see if it was possible anyway :-).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: