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completely offtopic: thanks. Now I figured out what "ppl" stands for :)
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Please don't bother following these instructions. I misread the original question as a potential bug instead of incorrect usage and as a result this entire comment is worthless. Sorry.
Hi there!
Glad to hear you've at least had some luck! But you're right, ppl post me
should be printing the postal address of that contact. I have a few questions whose answers would help me narrow down the cause of the problem:
- What version of ppl are you running?
gem list --local | grep ppl
- Does the contact
me
definitely exist in the address book?
ppl post | grep "^me:"
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Wait a second, I've been a bit careless here and failed to properly read your example code.
That usage of ppl post
is incorrect I'm afraid. It doesn't work in quite the same way as other commands such as ppl email
because postal addresses are quite complex beasts made up of several distinct parts. As such, you have to tell it which part of the address you're giving it. So instead of what's in your example, you'd do the following:
ppl post me --street "1 Testing Road"
And then you'd see some output from ppl post me
. See the documentation for ppl post for more details.
In order to help avoid this confusion in future, I'm going to alter the behaviour of the command. Providing a string such as "1 Testing Road" without an option flag such as --street
indicating what the string means is incorrect usage and users ought to be notified of the error.
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Thanks very much for the clarification!
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